Searchlights were first used in the First World War to create "artificial moonlight" to enhance opportunities for night attacks, a practice which continued in World War II. Artificial moonlight was invented by historian and tank warfare theorist, General J. F. C. Fuller.
"Artificial moonlight" was invented by the historian and tank warfare theorist, General J. F. C. Fuller. Searchlights were first used in the First World War to create "artificial moonlight" to enhance opportunities for night attacks, a practice which continued in the Second World War.
Searchlights were first used in the First World War to create "artificial moonlight" to enhance opportunities for night attacks, a practice which continued in the Second World War. "Artificial moonlight" was invented by the historian and tank warfare theorist, General J. F. C. Fuller.
Searchlights were first used in the First World War to create "artificial moonlight" to enhance opportunities for night attacks, a practice which continued in the Second World War. "Artificial moonlight" was invented by the historian and tank warfare theorist, General J. F. C. Fuller.