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Old 10th May 2014, 08:31
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Bullseye & Muffle

I was recently shown a log book from an operasting cre member at Marston Moor ocu during the war. Two entries referred to "H2s Bullseye" & "H2s Muffle". I am familiar with the ters H2S and Bullseye , can anyone define the term "Muffle" please
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I would guess it means to temporarily suppress transmissions in case the enemy use them to home on the aircraft.
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Chevron - Thanks for that, your suggestion would not be an unreasonable assumption.
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