11. Painted Tents and Bivouacs
Even temporary shelters, like tents and bivouacs, were not overlooked in the camouflage effort. Troops painted canvas coverings with earth tones or draped them in branches and grass, helping these shelters vanish into the landscape. This practice, described by War History Online, provided much-needed concealment for resting soldiers and command posts, reducing the risk of detection and attack from both ground and air.
