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Kingdom of Bhutan

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Kingdom of Bhutan

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== Kingdom of Bhutan ==

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		+	* A contingent of peacekeepers from Bhutan departing to the Central African Republic in 2022, were first documented wearing a semi-arid camouflage design seen here. This four color design incorporates dark brown, medium brown, and pinkish-brown on a sand-colored background.
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		+	* Circa 2015, the Royal Bhutan Army seems to have adopted its own pixelated camouflage design, seen here. The pattern features black, light brown and green on a sand or khaki-colored background.
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	This small nation nestled in the Himalayan range of Southern Asia has roots in the ancient civilization of Lhomon. A Buddhist nation with close ties to Tibetan culture, Bhutan avoided European colonization although it was involved in several skirmishes with British Indian forces during the 18th and 19th centuries, culminating in the Duar War (1864-1865). Although a monarchy, the present state is governed by a National Assembly.		This small nation nestled in the Himalayan range of Southern Asia has roots in the ancient civilization of Lhomon. A Buddhist nation with close ties to Tibetan culture, Bhutan avoided European colonization although it was involved in several skirmishes with British Indian forces during the 18th and 19th centuries, culminating in the Duar War (1864-1865). Although a monarchy, the present state is governed by a National Assembly.

−	The Armed Forces of Bhutan have a strong relationship with that of neighboring [[India]], which maintains and ongoing Indian Military Training Team (IMTRAT) to assist in the instruction of the Royal Bhutan Army and Royal Body Guards.	+	The Armed Forces of Bhutan have a strong relationship with that of neighboring [[India]], which maintains and ongoing Indian Military Training Team (IMTRAT) to assist in the instruction of the Royal Bhutan Army and Royal Body Guards. Equipment and arms likewise are of mixed Indian and Chinese origins.
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		+	* One common camouflage design worn by the Royal Bhutan Army is a [[woodland]] pattern, possibly of Chinese or Indian origin.
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		+	* Another common pattern is the old Indian DPM or "palm frond" design. There seems to be no distinction between the two camouflage designs, and both appear to be worn by members of the same units.
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		+	* At least some units (possibly Royal Body Guards or members of the Bhutan Police) also wear a blue colorway of the Indian DPM pattern. This would obviously be of a more ceremonial purpose rather than for pragmatic reasons.
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	This small nation nestled in the Himalayan range of Southern Asia has roots in the ancient civilization of Lhomon. A Buddhist nation with close ties to Tibetan culture, Bhutan avoided European colonization although it was involved in several skirmishes with British Indian forces during the 18th and 19th centuries, culminating in the Duar War (1864-1865). Although a monarchy, the present state is governed by a National Assembly.		This small nation nestled in the Himalayan range of Southern Asia has roots in the ancient civilization of Lhomon. A Buddhist nation with close ties to Tibetan culture, Bhutan avoided European colonization although it was involved in several skirmishes with British Indian forces during the 18th and 19th centuries, culminating in the Duar War (1864-1865). Although a monarchy, the present state is governed by a National Assembly.

−	The Armed Forces of Bhutan have a strong relationship with that of neighboring [[India]], which maintains and ongoing Indian Military Training Team (IMTRAT) to assist in ~~training~~ the Royal Bhutan Army and Royal Body Guards.	+	The Armed Forces of Bhutan have a strong relationship with that of neighboring [[India]], which maintains and ongoing Indian Military Training Team (IMTRAT) to assist in the instruction of the Royal Bhutan Army and Royal Body Guards.

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	== Kingdom of Bhutan ==		== Kingdom of Bhutan ==
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		+	This small nation nestled in the Himalayan range of Southern Asia has roots in the ancient civilization of Lhomon. A Buddhist nation with close ties to Tibetan culture, Bhutan avoided European colonization although it was involved in several skirmishes with British Indian forces during the 18th and 19th centuries, culminating in the Duar War (1864-1865). Although a monarchy, the present state is governed by a National Assembly.
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		+	The Armed Forces of Bhutan have a strong relationship with that of neighboring [[India]], which maintains and ongoing Indian Military Training Team (IMTRAT) to assist in training the Royal Bhutan Army and Royal Body Guards.