The Ghost Army of World War II: How One Top-Secret Unit Deceived the Enemy with Inflatable Tanks, Sound Effects, and Other Audacious Fakery
by Rick Beyer, Elizabeth Sayles
The Ghost Army of World War II tells the story of a top-secret unit that transformed deception into a military tool. Using inflatable tanks, sound effects, and other audacious forms of fakery, its members sought to mislead the enemy in one of history’s largest conflicts.
About This Book
The Ghost Army of World War II explores a top-secret unit whose mission depended on deception rather than conventional force.
Rick Beyer and Elizabeth Sayles examine the unit’s use of inflatable tanks, sound effects, and other forms of carefully crafted fakery.
Focused on an unusual aspect of World War II, this book reveals how creativity and illusion became tools of military strategy.
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