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It makes sense when the firing of the gun is yet to come. Than the gunpowder will stick on the mud and can easily be removed (I guess, never don it myself.)
In fact, something like this was done by F-86 Sabre-crewchiefs during the Korean War. The blastpanels of the .50's were greased/oiled. The gunshot residue was easier to clean off and it was immediately apparent to the CC if the guns were fired or not.
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