Max Photon
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No I KNOW I know
RedIbis,
As I have mentioned elsewhere, the US military's joint publication on military deception informs us that there are two broad classes of deception:
1) Ambiguity-enhancing deception, where the goal is to confuse and muddle the deception targets;
2) Ambiguity-reducing deception, where the goal is to render the deception targets certain, decisive, and wrong.
With respect to the planes' identities, everyone sure seem certain and decisive.
Max
RedIbis,
As I have mentioned elsewhere, the US military's joint publication on military deception informs us that there are two broad classes of deception:
1) Ambiguity-enhancing deception, where the goal is to confuse and muddle the deception targets;
2) Ambiguity-reducing deception, where the goal is to render the deception targets certain, decisive, and wrong.
With respect to the planes' identities, everyone sure seem certain and decisive.
Max
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