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Camouflage Patterns of Montenegro

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Camouflage Patterns of Montenegro

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Camouflage Patterns of Montenegro

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Camouflage Patterns of Montenegro

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-* The M03 oakleaf pattern is the current camouflage of the Montenegrin Armed Forces.
+* The M03 oakleaf pattern was the issue camouflage of the Montenegrin Armed Forces until 2009.
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 * Another variation of the Montenegrin [[Multicam]] also appeared in 2013, this time with desert coloration.
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-* Circa 2009, Montenegro adopted a variation of the [[Multicam]] design incorporating a slightly different combination of colors and having a small image of the nation embedded into the design.
+* Circa 2009, Montenegro adopted a variation of the [[Multicam]] design incorporating a slightly different combination of colors and having a small image of the outline of the nation embedded into the design.
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	* A variation of the Montenegrin [[Multicam]] design for the Navy using a blue colorway appeared in 2013.		* A variation of the Montenegrin [[Multicam]] design for the Navy using a blue colorway appeared in 2013.

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		+	* A variation of the Montenegrin [[Multicam]] design for the Navy using a blue colorway appeared in 2013.

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		+	* The ''Posebna Jedinica Policije'' (Special Police Unit) or PJP of the Ministry of Interior and Public Administration wear several camouflage designs, including a locally-prodoced copy of the m81 [[woodland]] camouflage pattern.
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		+	* The PJP also wear a "urban" colorization of the standard woodland design, incorporating several shades of grey and black.
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		+	* Other units of the Montenegrin Police Administration wear a [[digital patterns\|pixelated]] camouflage design with urban coloration, seen here.
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		+	* Additionally, a locally-produced copy of the [[USA\|US Army]] Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP) has also been observed on some members of the Police Administration.
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 The Montenegrin Republic (Црна Гора) declared itself independent by referendum on 21 May 2006. Prior to this, it had been part of the country known as Serbia and Montenegro (2003-2006), the [[Yugoslavia|Federal Republic of Yugoslavia]] (1992-2006), and the [[Yugoslavia|Socialist Federal Republc of Yugoslavia]] (1943-1992). Since then Montenegro maintains a very modest miliary of about 2500 active duty personnel, outfitted almost entirely with uniforms and equipment of the old Yugoslav/Serbian army.
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