Mary Evans From the Balloon Observer's Training Manual, WW1 cartoon 10837396

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Picture No	10837396
Date	1918
Description	From the Balloon Observer's Training Manual, WW1 cartoon
Details	"All apparently natural features should be considered in relation to the general nature of the landscape, as the appearance of a hedge or even a solitary tree may be the cause of the discovery of a concealed battery." Cartoon by Bernard Hugh (one of a series on the subject) should a hapless observer in a kite balloon looking at a tree on the ground through his binoculars only to find that it is in fact concealing a battery and a shell is heading straight towards him. A light-hearted view of the dangerous job done by kite balloonists.
Source	Illustration by Bernard Hugh in 'The Bystander', 13 March 1918, page 557
Credit	© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
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