"Sergeant C.M. Battleship of Sydney, Australia, leader of a RAF (Royal Air Force) attack
which destroyed six Junker 52s and damaged others at the El Aden airdrome, examining
some of the telephone wire which was draped from the oil coolers, wireless masts, tail,
and rudder if his plane when he returned to the base. Flying low over the road, he
cracked through enemy telephone wires."

Source Image:
This project is based on this photograph described by the title in the U.S. Library of Congress “American Memory” photographic collection. The jumble of wire is based on the topological structure of the 2-D knot of the photograph not the geometric shape of the knot pictured. The majority of silver used in plating in the US is recovered from used photographic chemestry. All the silver used in color photo papers is washed away in processing.