There is a custom to paint signs of victories on the war machines - indicating a number of the dogfight wins, bombing missions, destroyed tanks, sunk submarines.... Svastikas, stars, siluettes of tanks or U-boats
Who, where and why has started to paint the siluettes of the toilets on the bridges of their warships?

The british during WWI

Originally Posted by zander_0633

The british during WWI

Haven't heard about it. Could you, olease, elaborate, Zander?

Because the brits thought that the sinking ships look like the flushing water movement of the toliet?

Originally Posted by zander_0633

Because the brits thought that the sinking ships look like the flushing water movement of the toliet?

O-oh, you are just guessing!

No, it's WWII quiz.
And the Brits did respect their enemies!

Ok, then I really do not know! Any one with the answer?

Was it on British destroyers to indicate sunk submarines?(guess)

Originally Posted by sven hassell

Was it on British destroyers to indicate sunk submarines?(guess)

Nope.
a hint: it has happened in the Pacific

Is it during the Pearl Harbour?

Originally Posted by zander_0633

Is it during the Pearl Harbour?

Stop guessing