British inflatable military equipment, which distracted the Germans from the Allied landings in Normandy. We once suggested this to some former representatives of the leadership of the military department, but we were ridiculed. But now such military deception will be very useful to confuse enemy drones. True, in order to deceive the enemy it will be necessary to install both chemical heating pads (for thermal imaging cameras of UAVs) and radiation generators (to deceive electronic intelligence equipment) on the "windings", but all this can be done in the front line laboratories. But to make the model itself exactly like this, with such a detailed match with real examples of air and military equipment, it is possible only in hindsight. Maybe it's necessary. better late than never. And this phrase only works when it's not too late.