Camouflage Patterns: List of Camouflage Patterns, Military Camouflage, Ship Camouflage, Airman Battle Uniform, Type 07, Marpat, Cadpat

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 60. Chapters: List of camouflage patterns, Military camouflage, Ship camouflage, Airman Battle Uniform, Type 07, MARPAT, CADPAT, MultiCam, Disruptive Pattern Material, Disruptive Pattern Combat Uniform, Lozenge camouflage, Tigerstripe, Universal Camouflage Pattern, United States Army next-generation camouflage pattern, Desert Battle Dress Uniform, M05, ERDL pattern, Flecktarn, U.S. Army universal camouflage trials, Multi-Terrain Pattern, Splittermuster, Army Combat Shirt, M81 Woodland, New Zealand disruptive pattern material, Lizard, M90, Desert Night Camouflage, T99, Leibermuster, Desert Camouflage Uniform, Type 99, Desert Digital Camouflage, Berberys-R, TAZ 90, Tactical Assault Camouflage, Pea-dot, Roggenwolf, Camouflage Centre Europe, Bundeswehr Wustentarn, Soldier 2000, Red Vertical Lizard. Excerpt: Here is a list of military camouflage patterns used in battledress. The list is ordered by continent and country of origin, with other users listed in a separate column. The list includes current issue and past issue patterns; users include armed forces, paramilitary forces, gendarmeries, police forces, firefighting forces, search and rescue units, as well as other security forces, counter-insurgency / counter-terrorism forces and other emergency services. None listed. Military camouflage, an application of camouflage used on fatigues and military equipment, became an essential part of modern military tactics after the increase in accuracy and rate of fire of weapons during the 19th century. Until the 19th century armies tended to use bright colors and bold, impressive designs. These were considered to daunt the enemy, foster unit cohesion, allow easier identification of units in the fog of war, and attract recruits. In addition bright uniforms, such as the red coats formerly used by the British, tended to deter desertion. Th...