Just how do you hide an army in a desert with no trees or other features? How do you make the Suez Canal disappear? And how can you persuade a sophisticated enemy that you are going to invade on a coast where you are NOT going to invade?
The name of Dudley Clarke is hardly known today but he was instrumental in the art of military deception. His career in the Second World War included "I was Monty's Double" as well as "The Man Who Never Was" in Operation Mincemeat.
Views: 27 | Enquiries: 0I am now retired after a varied career that started in the military but ended in financial services. Throughout I have had, and retained, a love of history, especially military history. As a result I have read widely on the subject but retain a special interest in the American Civil War. In retirement I have, over the last five years, written and presented talks through Microsoft PowerPoint. Essentially the subject matter is what interests me and from that interest grows the presentation. I believe that any talk needs to be well illustrated so that there is a natural flow to what is being discussed, after all it has been said that a picture is worth a thousand words.
My talks can be tailored to as short as 45 minutes but where there is a more complex subject they can run for up to 90 minutes.
My other great interest is travel and photography. This has allowed me to create presentation based upon my travels to some of the more exotic places in the world such as Bhutan, Nepal and Peru.
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