Fields of Deception

Discover the intriguing world of wartime deception in Fields of Deception by Colin Dobinson. Published in 2013, this captivating book delves into the secret operations of a specialized department formed at Britain's Air Ministry during the Second World War. With 320 pages of detailed research, Dobinson explores how innovative bombing decoys were designed and strategically placed to mislead German forces, ultimately contributing to Britain's defense efforts.

Not only does this book provide an in-depth look at the wartime strategies employed, but it also examines the remnants of these fascinating decoys in peacetime, showcasing their fragmentary survival. Fields of Deception is a must-read for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in the clever tactics used in warfare. Uncover the secrets of Britain's aerial deception and gain a deeper understanding of World War II through this engaging and informative study.