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Bangladeshi Camouflage Patterns

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Bangladeshi Camouflage Patterns

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	* Also adopted in 2017, a mid/dark blue pixelated design for personnel of the Bangladesh Navy. The official name is Bangladesh Uniform 2301.		* Also adopted in 2017, a mid/dark blue pixelated design for personnel of the Bangladesh Navy. The official name is Bangladesh Uniform 2301.

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-* Following a violent mutiny in the Dhaka region in February 2009, members of the Bangladesh Rifles were found responsible for 74+ deaths, including 57 officers of the regiment. This led to a Parliamentary Act in 2010 and the reformation of the old unit, which became the Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB). Shortly after standing up, the new unit adopted a different camouflage design featuring black and brown woodland-like shapes on a brown background.
+* Following a violent mutiny in the Dhaka region in February 2009, members of the Bangladesh Rifles were found responsible for 74+ deaths, including 57 officers of the regiment. This led to a Parliamentary Act in 2010 and the reformation of the old unit, which became the Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB). Shortly after standing up, the new unit adopted a different camouflage design featuring black, reddish-brown, and green woodland-like shapes on a khaki background.
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 * The Bangladesh Ansar (national gendarmerie) have worn a blue leaf pattern incorporating yellow-tan, dark blue (or black) and purple on pale blue background. This pattern was still being worn in 2016. Another design, a copy of the standard Army [[woodland]]-style design with a different colorway (having brown and blue-grey shapes on a yellowish-tan background) is also in circulation with some Ansar units.

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		+	* The Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) adopted its own pixelated camouflage design in 2017.
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		+	* Also adopted in 2017, a mid/dark blue pixelated design for personnel of the Bangladesh Navy. The official name is Bangladesh Uniform 2301.
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		+	* The Special Warfare Diving and Salvage (SWADS) now wear a pixelated version of their earlier camouflage design, incorporating the same color palette as before.
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 * The Bangladesh Ansar (national gendarmerie) have worn a blue leaf pattern incorporating yellow-tan, dark blue (or black) and purple on pale blue background. This pattern was still being worn in 2016. Another design, a copy of the standard Army [[woodland]]-style design with a different colorway (having brown and blue-grey shapes on a yellowish-tan background) is also in circulation with some Ansar units.
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-* The Bangladesh Ansar (national gendarmerie) have worn a blue leaf pattern incorporating yellow-tan & medium blue shapes on pale blue background which has at least two documented variations. This pattern was still being worn in 2016. Another design, a copy of the standard Army [[woodland]]-style design with a different colorway (having brown and blue-grey shapes on a yellowish-tan background) is also in circulation with some Ansar units.
+* The Bangladesh Ansar (national gendarmerie) have worn a blue leaf pattern incorporating yellow-tan, dark blue (or black) and purple on pale blue background. This pattern was still being worn in 2016. Another design, a copy of the standard Army [[woodland]]-style design with a different colorway (having brown and blue-grey shapes on a yellowish-tan background) is also in circulation with some Ansar units.
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-* The Bangladesh Rifles are the Border Guards of this nation, and have their own distinctive [[duck hunter]] camopuflage pattern incorporating grey & dark green spots on orange-tan background.
+* The Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) assumed border security responsibility for the nation in 1972, following the Liberation War of Bangladesh. The new unit was formed out of the old East Pakistan Rifles Regiment. A distinctive [[duck hunter]] camouflage pattern incorporating grey & dark green spots on orange-tan background was issued to this regiment, but fell out of service in 2010 when the unit assumed its new identity.
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 * The Bangladesh Ansar (national gendarmerie) previously wore a blue leaf pattern incorporating tan & medium blue shapes on pale blue background until fairly recently. The design has now changed, being a copy of the standard Army [[woodland]]-style design with a different colorway - instead having brown and blue-grey shapes on a yellowish-tan background.

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		+	* The Bangladesh Fire and Civil Defense Directorate issues a bright orange dominant camouflage pattern to its rescue workers.
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