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-* Indonesian peacekeepers deploying to the Sinai in the 1970s wore a unique [[duck hunter|spot]] camouflage pattern, distinctive from others in circulation with Indonesian units at the time. The peacekeeper design has various sized shapes in green or blue-green, dark brown, reddish-brown, and ochre on a tan or khaki background. This pattern appears only to have been in circulation during the 1970s and has not been observed on units other than the Sinai peacekeepers.
+* Created in 1956, the Garuda Contingent is a United Nations peacekeeping unit drawn from both the National Armed Forces and the National Police. During the 1970s, members of the contingent deploying to the Sinai wore a unique [[duck hunter|spot]] camouflage pattern, distinct from other such patterns in circulation with Indonesian military units at the time. The "Garuda spot" design has various sized shapes in green or blue-green, dark brown, reddish-brown, and ochre on a tan or khaki background. This pattern appears only to have been in circulation during the 1970s and has not been observed on units other than the Sinai peacekeepers.
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-* Indonesian peacekeepers deploying to the Sinai in the 1970s wore a unique [[duck hunter|spot]] camouflage pattern, distinctive from others in circulation with Indonesian units at the time. The peacekeeper design has various sized shapes in green or blue-green, dark brown, reddish-brown, and ochre on a tan or khaki background.
+* Indonesian peacekeepers deploying to the Sinai in the 1970s wore a unique [[duck hunter|spot]] camouflage pattern, distinctive from others in circulation with Indonesian units at the time. The peacekeeper design has various sized shapes in green or blue-green, dark brown, reddish-brown, and ochre on a tan or khaki background. This pattern appears only to have been in circulation during the 1970s and has not been observed on units other than the Sinai peacekeepers.
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 * Indonesian peacekeepers deploying to the Sinai in the 1970s wore a unique [[duck hunter|spot]] camouflage pattern, distinctive from others in circulation with Indonesian units at the time. The peacekeeper design has various sized shapes in green or blue-green, dark brown, reddish-brown, and ochre on a tan or khaki background.
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		+	* Indonesian peacekeepers deploying to the Sinai in the 1970s wore a unique [[duck hunter\|spot]] camouflage pattern, distinctive from others in circulation with Indonesian units at the time. The peacekeeper design has various sized shapes in green or blue-green, dark brown, reddish-brown, and ochre on a tan or khaki background.
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	* The Army Siliwangi Division (KODAM Siliwangi) were also issued their own distinctive camouflage design, issued only as a shirt. Incorporating dark green, brick red and brown shapes with brushstroke-like trails on a khaki background, the pattern also features the outline of a large ''kujang'' (native weapon of West Java region) in ochre incorporated into the design.		* The Army Siliwangi Division (KODAM Siliwangi) were also issued their own distinctive camouflage design, issued only as a shirt. Incorporating dark green, brick red and brown shapes with brushstroke-like trails on a khaki background, the pattern also features the outline of a large ''kujang'' (native weapon of West Java region) in ochre incorporated into the design.

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	* The 454 Airborne Brigade wore an [[India\|Indian]]-made copy of the British [[Denison smock]] from 1964 until the 1970s. It was also worn by the 18 Airborne Brigade from 1968 onwards.		* The 454 Airborne Brigade wore an [[India\|Indian]]-made copy of the British [[Denison smock]] from 1964 until the 1970s. It was also worn by the 18 Airborne Brigade from 1968 onwards.

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	* The Eastern Fleet Rescue Service or DISLAMBAIR (Dinas Penyelamatan Bawah Air) of the Indonesian Navy briefly adopted a vertically striped dark blue camouflage design before scrapping this in favor of a green and black dominant, pixelated design. Both patterns are shown below.		* The Eastern Fleet Rescue Service or DISLAMBAIR (Dinas Penyelamatan Bawah Air) of the Indonesian Navy briefly adopted a vertically striped dark blue camouflage design before scrapping this in favor of a green and black dominant, pixelated design. Both patterns are shown below.

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 * Specifically developed for its deployment to Papua in 2016, the 700 Infantry Raider Battalion ''(Batalyon Infanteri 700/Wira Yudha Cakti)'' wore a distinctive green-dominant digital pattern designed by Gromtac and designated "Jungle Warfare Digital Camouflage." The design kept in mind the unique blend of colors specific to the Papuan jungles during the development process. This pattern only saw use with the 700th Raider Bn and presumably only during its deployment to Papua, although it is plausible that the uniforms were retained by unit members and continued to be worn for training until they reached the end of their life cycle.
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 * The Eastern Fleet Rescue Service or DISLAMBAIR (Dinas Penyelamatan Bawah Air) of the Indonesian Navy briefly adopted a vertically striped dark blue camouflage design before scrapping this in favor of a green and black dominant, pixelated design. Both patterns are shown below.

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-* Although introduced in 1982, Indonesian Army General Benny Moerdani ordered the entire Armed Forces to standardize to a British style DPM pattern camouflage in 1984<ref>Conboy, p 6</ref>, rendering all previous military patterns obsolete. The original or First Pattern [[DPM]] print was actually a close clopy of 1970s era [[United Kingdom|British tropical DPM]] issued in the 1970s, and appears to have been issued up to 1989 to Indonesian forces.
+* Although introduced in 1982, Indonesian Army General Benny Moerdani ordered the entire Armed Forces to standardize to a British style DPM pattern camouflage in 1984<ref>Conboy, p 6</ref>, rendering all previous military patterns obsolete. The original or First Pattern [[DPM]] print was actually a close clopy of 1970s era [[United Kingdom|British tropical DPM]], and appears to have been issued up to 1989 to Indonesian forces.
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