The Netherlands
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Official Name
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(?) |
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Years Used
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Used By
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Marines |
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Known Items
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Shirt, Trousers |
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Notes
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(?)
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Extra Info
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None at this time |
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Official Name
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(?) |
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Years Used
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1990 (?) - Present |
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Used By
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All Armed Forces |
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Known Items
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Shirt, Trousers, Parka, Boonie, Cap, Frag Vest, Mittens, Standard Modern Equipment |
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Notes
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Pretty much the same as the British DPM pattern, though the uniform itself is quite unique. The cut is a cross between German and French, with a healthy dose of home grown features added to the mix.
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Extra Info
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None at this time |
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Official Name
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(?) |
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Years Used
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Used By
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All Armed Forces |
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Known Items
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Shirt, Trousers, Parka, Boonie, Cap, Frag Vest, Mittens, Standard Modern Equipment |
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Notes
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It seems that in the last 10 years or so every nation which did not have a desert pattern has since adopted one. The Netherlands are no exception. Oddly enough, instead of adopting British desert DPM, to complement the Army's temperate DPM, they adopted the US three color desert pattern. I have a parka, jacket, and pants in this pattern.
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Extra Info
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None at this time |