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-* A more recent Border Guard issued camouflage pattern is seen here, closely based on the USMC MARPAT temperate design. The pattern has specifically been documented in use by the Border Guard Unit serving in the Lake Buir Nuur region (on the border with China), formed in 2019. This pattern has also been seen in use with Mongolian Army Special Forces (84th Special Task Battalion), as far back as 2017.
+* A more recent Border Guard issued camouflage pattern is seen here, closely based on the USMC MARPAT temperate design. The pattern has specifically been documented in use by the Border Guard Unit serving in the Lake Buir Nuur region (on the border with China), formed in 2019. This pattern has also been seen in use with Mongolian Army Special Forces (84th Special Task Battalion).
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-* A more recent Border Guard issued camouflage pattern is seen here, closely based on the USMC MARPAT temperate design. The pattern has specifically been documented in use by the Border Guard Unit serving in the Lake Buir Nuur region (on the border with China), formed in 2019.
+* A more recent Border Guard issued camouflage pattern is seen here, closely based on the USMC MARPAT temperate design. The pattern has specifically been documented in use by the Border Guard Unit serving in the Lake Buir Nuur region (on the border with China), formed in 2019. This pattern has also been seen in use with Mongolian Army Special Forces (84th Special Task Battalion), as far back as 2017.
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 == Other Camouflage Patterns worn by Mongolia ==

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-* As far back as 2017, some Mongolian Armed Forces personnel have been documented wearing one or possibly more variations of the "Universal Camouflage Pattern" (UCP) previously developed for the US Army. The pattern has appeared primarily on personnel participating in the annual Khaan Quest event, a military exercise hosted in Mongolia in which various peacekeeping practices are exchanged among as many as a dozen visiting military delegations. Photographic documentation suggests the distribution of this pattern was extremely limited. Although the example in this photograph appears to have a primarily grey color palette, some photos exhibit a more greenish-tone.
+* As far back as 2017, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) or Онцгой байдлын ерөнхий газар began wearing one or possibly more variations of the "Universal Camouflage Pattern" (UCP) previously developed for the US Army. The pattern has appeared primarily on personnel participating in the annual Khaan Quest event, a military exercise hosted in Mongolia in which various peacekeeping practices are exchanged among as many as a dozen visiting military delegations. Although the example in this photograph appears to have a primarily grey color palette, some photos exhibit a more greenish-tone.
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 * A more recent Border Guard issued camouflage pattern is seen here, closely based on the USMC MARPAT temperate design. The pattern has specifically been documented in use by the Border Guard Unit serving in the Lake Buir Nuur region (on the border with China), formed in 2019.

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-* As far back as 2017, some Mongolian Armed Forces personnel have been documented wearing a variation of the "Universal Camouflage Pattern" (UCP) previously developed for the US Army. The pattern appeared primarily on personnel participating in the annual Khaan Quest event, a military exercise hosted in Mongolia in which various peacekeeping practices are exchanged among as many as a dozen visiting military delegations. Photographic documentation suggests the distribution of this pattern was extremely limited.
+* As far back as 2017, some Mongolian Armed Forces personnel have been documented wearing one or possibly more variations of the "Universal Camouflage Pattern" (UCP) previously developed for the US Army. The pattern has appeared primarily on personnel participating in the annual Khaan Quest event, a military exercise hosted in Mongolia in which various peacekeeping practices are exchanged among as many as a dozen visiting military delegations. Photographic documentation suggests the distribution of this pattern was extremely limited. Although the example in this photograph appears to have a primarily grey color palette, some photos exhibit a more greenish-tone.
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		+	* As far back as 2017, some Mongolian Armed Forces personnel have been documented wearing a variation of the "Universal Camouflage Pattern" (UCP) previously developed for the US Army. The pattern appeared primarily on personnel participating in the annual Khaan Quest event, a military exercise hosted in Mongolia in which various peacekeeping practices are exchanged among as many as a dozen visiting military delegations. Photographic documentation suggests the distribution of this pattern was extremely limited.
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	* A more recent Border Guard issued camouflage pattern is seen here, closely based on the USMC MARPAT temperate design. The pattern has specifically been documented in use by the Border Guard Unit serving in the Lake Buir Nuur region (on the border with China), formed in 2019.		* A more recent Border Guard issued camouflage pattern is seen here, closely based on the USMC MARPAT temperate design. The pattern has specifically been documented in use by the Border Guard Unit serving in the Lake Buir Nuur region (on the border with China), formed in 2019.

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 == Other Camouflage Patterns worn by Mongolia ==
-* Considering the longstanding role played by the Soviet Union in establishing and supporting the Mongolian Armed forces, it is no wonder that some Mongolian military units made significant use of Soviet era camouflage patterns prior to the development of their own indigenous designs. Photographic evidence suggests the use of two-color "amoeba" MKK coverall suits, as well as ''berezhka'' pattern KLMK and KZS uniforms well into the 1980s and possibly even later.
+* Considering the longstanding role played by the Soviet Union in establishing and supporting the Mongolian Armed Forces, it is no wonder that some Mongolian military units made significant use of Soviet era camouflage patterns prior to the development of their own indigenous designs. Photographic evidence suggests the use of two-color "amoeba" MKK coverall suits, as well as ''berezhka'' pattern KLMK and KZS uniforms well into the 1980s and possibly even later.
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 * The Mongolian contingent deployed to Iraq from 2005-2006 wore modified [[USA|American]] tricolor desert pattern camouflage uniforms.
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 == Comparison Photos ==

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		+	* Considering the longstanding role played by the Soviet Union in establishing and supporting the Mongolian Armed forces, it is no wonder that some Mongolian military units made significant use of Soviet era camouflage patterns prior to the development of their own indigenous designs. Photographic evidence suggests the use of two-color "amoeba" MKK coverall suits, as well as ''berezhka'' pattern KLMK and KZS uniforms well into the 1980s and possibly even later.
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		+	* Additional use of Soviet-era camouflage included TTsKO ''butane'' patterns.
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	* The Mongolian contingent deployed to Iraq from 2005-2006 wore modified [[USA\|American]] tricolor desert pattern camouflage uniforms.		* The Mongolian contingent deployed to Iraq from 2005-2006 wore modified [[USA\|American]] tricolor desert pattern camouflage uniforms.

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-* In 2011, a pixelated version of the standard three-color arid pattern was introduced to the Mongolian Armed Forces.
+* In 2011, a pixelated version of the standard three-color arid pattern was introduced to the Mongolian Armed Forces. This pattern has been printed on heavier cotton twill and lighter weight ripstop cotton-blend fabrics.
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		+	* A more recent Border Guard issued camouflage pattern is seen here, closely based on the USMC MARPAT temperate design. The pattern has specifically been documented in use by the Border Guard Unit serving in the Lake Buir Nuur region (on the border with China), formed in 2019.
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	* The organic camouflage design seen here, with grey color palette, has also been documented in use by Mongolian Border Guards personnel. All photos suggest the uniforms are lined for extreme cold weather usage.		* The organic camouflage design seen here, with grey color palette, has also been documented in use by Mongolian Border Guards personnel. All photos suggest the uniforms are lined for extreme cold weather usage.

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		+	* The organic camouflage design seen here, with grey color palette, has also been documented in use by Mongolian Border Guards personnel. All photos suggest the uniforms are lined for extreme cold weather usage.
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	== Other Camouflage Patterns worn by Mongolia ==		== Other Camouflage Patterns worn by Mongolia ==