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| John Martini | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> Camouflage in the Harbor Defenses of San Francisco | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
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 Fort Barry Mine Casemate and former switchboard building. Note camouflage wall at right. |
 Fort Barry Mine Casemate entrance. CBR Shelter sign. |
 CBR sign enhanced (Jennings) |
 Camouflage pattern at entrance to Fort Barry Mine Casemate. (Jennings) |
 Barry Mine Casemate entry colors. (Jennings) |
 Fort Barry Mine Casemate. Camouflaged wing wall partly obscured by ice plant. |
 Barry Mine Casemate wing wall enhanced. (Jennings) |
 Post-Pearl Harbor camouflage colors (TM 5-269, 1942) |
 Btry Alexander latrine |
 Btry Townsley gun no, 1 Feb 1942. Camouflage pattern clearly visible on vertical surfaces but underside of canopy appears solid. |
 Townsley casemate no 1, May 2008. Traces of camouflage still visible below curved canopy. |
 Townsley casemate no. 1, 2008. Traces of camouflage still visible below curved canopy. |
 Townsley casemate #1 canopy. Note how underside of canopy appears to be solid color. Compare to 1942 photo. |
 Btry Davis & MP 1948 (GOGA-1766). Same camouflage pattern as at Townsley? |
 Btry Davis being scrapped, fall 1948. (Golden Gate NRA) |
 Btry Davis 1967 |
 Fort Funston, Btry Davis casemate #2 entrance, 2009. Camouflage paint faintly visible. |
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 Fort Scott -Aerial view of Central Magazine, 1942 (GOGA Cooper Coll.) |
 Fort Scott, Central Magazine 2004 |
 Central Magazine camouflage pattern |
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