This book looks at deception in warfare, its theory and practice and also at examples from history from the Trojan Horse to the contemporary battlefield. The relevance of deception is considered in contemporary warfare, in particular for NATO and the simulation of strength which can be cost-effective. Camouflage equipment, concealment practices, psychological exercises and electronic deception are all considered. The author is one of Britain's most promising military experts and has written A Bodyguard of Lies.