'Camouflage town protects B-29 plant in U.S. west coast city. Two U.S.

'Camouflage town protects B-29 plant in U.S. west coast city. Two U.S. women war workers walk along a catwalk running through a camouflage town built over a B-29 Superfortress plant in Seattle, in the northwest U.S. state of Washhington. The camouflage town was built to protect the plant from possible Japanese air raids. Photographs of the camouflage device were released for the first time in July, 1945 as hundreds of the Superfortresses were dropping tons of incondiary and high-explosive bombs on Japanese military andindustrial areas. U.S. attacks on July 2 and 4 employed forces totaling almost 600 aircraft each, the largest B-29 armadas over the operate over the Japanese Empire.'