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Camouflage Patterns of Equatorial Guinea

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Camouflage Patterns of Equatorial Guinea

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Camouflage Patterns of Equatorial Guinea

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Camouflage Patterns of Equatorial Guinea

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Camouflage Patterns of Equatorial Guinea

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	* Since at least 2022, the Navy has begun wearing a blue-dominant [[woodland]]-derived camouflage design, presumably replacing the earlier lizard pattern.		* Since at least 2022, the Navy has begun wearing a blue-dominant [[woodland]]-derived camouflage design, presumably replacing the earlier lizard pattern.

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 * A faithful copy of the US m81 [[woodland]] pattern has been worn by various units of the armed forces for some time.

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-* There is some additional evidence that Spanish military personnel serving at the very end of the colonial era, wore the Spanish "frogskin" design, at least for ceremonial purposes. Whether its use extended to indigenous units is unknown, but seems unlikely.
+* There is some additional evidence that Spanish military personnel serving at the very end of the colonial era, wore the Spanish "frogskin" design, at least for ceremonial purposes. The pattern was also observed on some local personnel during the ''Consejo Militar Supremo,'' the military junta that controlled Guinea from 1979 until 1982.
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 * A faithful copy of the US m81 [[woodland]] pattern has been worn by various units of the armed forces for some time.

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	* There is some additional evidence that Spanish military personnel serving at the very end of the colonial era, wore the Spanish "frogskin" design, at least for ceremonial purposes. Whether its use extended to indigenous units is unknown, but seems unlikely.		* There is some additional evidence that Spanish military personnel serving at the very end of the colonial era, wore the Spanish "frogskin" design, at least for ceremonial purposes. Whether its use extended to indigenous units is unknown, but seems unlikely.

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-* The Air Force of this nation consists of less than 200 personnel. Nevertheless, a blue-dominant DPM variant pattern camouflage uniforms has been documented in use since at least 2022.
+* The Air Force of this nation consists of less than 200 personnel. Nevertheless, a DPM variant pattern camouflage uniforms has been documented in use since at least 2022. The design consists of black, dark blue-grey, and lavender disruptive shapes on a pale blue background.
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	* For some years, the small Naval Force of this country has worn a [[lizard]] variant pattern using the same drawings as the standard Land Forces design but having a blue colorway. This design appears to have been discontinued.		* For some years, the small Naval Force of this country has worn a [[lizard]] variant pattern using the same drawings as the standard Land Forces design but having a blue colorway. This design appears to have been discontinued.

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-* A faithful copy of the US m81 [[woodland]] pattern is worn by various units of the armed forces.
+* There is some additional evidence that Spanish military personnel serving at the very end of the colonial era, wore the Spanish "frogskin" design, at least for ceremonial purposes. Whether its use extended to indigenous units is unknown, but seems unlikely.
 [[File:Usa34.jpg|200px]]
-* The Army wear a [[China|Chinese]] copy of the French [[lizard]] pattern, commonly found in West Africa.
+* The Army have also worn a [[China|Chinese]] copy of the French [[lizard]] pattern, commonly found in West African nations and other Franchophone parts of Africa.
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-* Navy personnel wear a [[lizard]] variant pattern using the same drawings but having a blue colorway.
+* For some years, the small Naval Force of this country has worn a [[lizard]] variant pattern using the same drawings as the standard Land Forces design but having a blue colorway. This design appears to have been discontinued.
 [[File:eguinea1.jpg|200px]]
 * The Air Force of this nation consists of less than 200 personnel. Nevertheless, a blue-dominant DPM variant pattern camouflage uniforms has been deocumented in use since at least 2022.

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		+	* The Air Force of this nation consists of less than 200 personnel. Nevertheless, a blue-dominant DPM variant pattern camouflage uniforms has been deocumented in use since at least 2022.
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