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Camouflage Patterns of Paraguay

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Camouflage Patterns of Paraguay

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	* Most recently, the FOPE and other special police units have worn copies of the USMC [[MARPAT]] camouflage designs.		* Most recently, the FOPE and other special police units have worn copies of the USMC [[MARPAT]] camouflage designs.

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 * It was announced in 2014 that the Armed Forces would soon be adopted a new [[digital patterns|pixelated]] camouflage design and uniform, in part for security reasons, since the [[woodland]] pattern heretofore worn for many years was far too easy to fall into the hands of criminals and anti-government forces.

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-* From the late 1990s to the present, the standard combat pattern of the Paraguay Armed Forces has been m81 [[woodland]].
+* From the late 1990s until around 2014, the standard combat pattern of the Paraguay Armed Forces was a copy of the US m81 [[woodland]], obtained from a variety of sources.
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 * Operators of the ''Fuerzas de Operaciones Especiales'' (FOPE) of the ''Policia Nacional'' (National Police) have worn a copy of the [[USA|US]] six-color "[[chocolate chip]]" camouflage pattern.

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	* From the late 1990s to the present, the standard combat pattern of the Paraguay Armed Forces has been m81 [[woodland]].		* From the late 1990s to the present, the standard combat pattern of the Paraguay Armed Forces has been m81 [[woodland]].

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 == Camouflage Patterns of Paraguay ==
-* The oldest camouflage pattern worn by Paraguay is a [[duck hunter]] design, probably influenced by the early camouflage of [[Brazil]]. Unique to Paraguay, the five-color pattern incorporates Dark green, dark olive green, dark brown, and russet spots on a pale green background and was worn throughout the 1980s.
+* The oldest camouflage pattern worn by Paraguay is a [[duck hunter]] design, undoubtedly influenced by the early camouflage of [[Brazil]]. Unique to Paraguay, the five-color pattern incorporates dark green, dark olive green, dark brown, and russet spots on a pale green background and was worn throughout the 1980s. Many paratroopers of the ''Regimiento Paracaidista Silvio Pettirossi'' actually wore Brazilian Army issue camouflage uniforms as well, leading to several color variations of [[duck hunter]] being seen within the same unit.
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 * Beginning in the 1990s, units of the Paraguayan Air Force began wearing copies of the [[Brazil|Brazilian]] Air Force vertical [[lizard]] pattern camouflage, which continues to be worn today. A variety of sources have produced the fabric, leading to a wide number of color variations.

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	* It was announced in 2014 that the Armed Forces would soon be adopted a new [[digital patterns\|pixelated]] camouflage design and uniform, in part for security reasons, since the [[woodland]] pattern heretofore worn for many years was far too easy to fall into the hands of criminals and anti-government forces.		* It was announced in 2014 that the Armed Forces would soon be adopted a new [[digital patterns\|pixelated]] camouflage design and uniform, in part for security reasons, since the [[woodland]] pattern heretofore worn for many years was far too easy to fall into the hands of criminals and anti-government forces.

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 * The ''Grupo Lince'' (Lynx Group) of the National Police have been issued a kind of "urban pixel" pattern, similar to the US-designed Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP) but having darker grey shades incorporated into the design.
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