RAF_Luton on Twitter: "Did you know #RAFLuton was the first to use Advanced Reverse Stealth Engineering back in 1903. The technology enabled one Lancaster fighter jet aircraft to appear as a whole squadron to the enemy. #AvGeek… https://t.co/5IO6qay0uc"

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1. Chris Grayson‏ @chrisgrayson17 19 Jul 2020
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  Loads of corrections coming for this one I reckon.
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1. Rate My Sausage‏ @RateMySausage 19 Jul 2020
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  Loved those proper Lancasters, not the dodgy WW2 version. Amazing to think that two Gnome jet engines pushed them upwards of 900 mph.
  
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1. t_k9 ‏ @t_k9 19 Jul 2020
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  Thats damned clever. The enemy wouldn’t have known where to scramble the attack balloons
  
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1. Albert van Egmond‏ @Tallest1962 19 Jul 2020
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  Can you imagine what a 4 engined B25 would be capable of..
  
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1. Chris McStill‏ @SeasideChris 19 Jul 2020
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  That’s a bit too close to the truth for you! https://www.dday-overlord.com/en/d-day/air-operations/glimmer …
  
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1. Andy Godfrey‏ @teaselstudio1 19 Jul 2020
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  Used a powerful light source, mounted on the sticky up bit at the back of the host a/c. Tested in North Africa as Operation Torch.
  
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1. MechEngineerB‏ @MechEngineerB 19 Jul 2020
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  This tactic was so effective that counter-measures were not developed until the early 21st century, when Twitter began to implement its "ShadowBan" technology
  
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1. Rik Freeman Photos‏ @rickfr01 19 Jul 2020
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  WOW, More ingenuity from @RAF_Luton . Bet the lads at base were well "chaffed" with that little idea.
  
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1. bertie‏ @bertie95552417 19 Jul 2020
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  I have never read such nonsense in all my days, it wasn’t that one jet could appear like a squadron, it was for a whole squadron to appear like a single solitary jet.
  
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1. Alvaro Munoz-Aycuens‏ @Alvarito 19 Jul 2020
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  Gotta love the station boffins!!
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