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 == Romanian Camouflage Patterns ==
-* The [[USSR|Soviet]] 1941 "leaf" pattern was introduced for service with Romanian Army reconnaissance personnel in 1960 and continued in service into the 1990s. Consisting of a grass green foliage pattern on a yellow-tan base, there is sufficient evidence to suggest the earliest production uniforms were actually produced in the Soviet Union. Later models appear to have been made in Romania. A variation of the pattern, having a grey/brown foliage pattern on a pale-green base, was also produced for "autumn" usage - the former reputedly intended for "spring" usage.
+* The [[USSR|Soviet]] 1941 "leaf" pattern was introduced for service with Romanian Army reconnaissance personnel in 1960 and continued in service into the 1990s. Consisting of a grass green foliage pattern on a yellow-tan base, there is sufficient evidence to suggest the earliest production uniforms were actually produced in the Soviet Union. Later models appear to have been made in Romania. A variation of the pattern, having a brown foliage pattern on a light green base, was also produced for "autumn" usage - the former reputedly intended for "spring" usage.
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-* An interesting locally-manufactured variation of the "leaf" pattern is also known to have been produced in the 1960s. This "inverse leaf" pattern has brown leaf shapes printed on a grass green field.
+* An interesting locally-manufactured variation of the "leaf" pattern is also known to have been produced in the 1960s. This "inverse leaf" pattern has purple-brown leaf shapes printed on both grass green and pale green fields.
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 * Also introduced in 1960 was a different type of "leaf" pattern often referred to as ''persilla'' or "parsley" pattern. This design, having finely-detailed leafy shapes in foliage green on a yellowish-tan or khaki background, is known to have been introduced in Poland a few years earlier and was probably designed there. As with the other 1941 leaf pattern designs, the uniforms produced were Soviet-style two-piece oversuit models, and saw service primarily with reconnaissance personnel of the Romanian Army.

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 * First revealed to the public in October 2016 at a National Military Conference, the uniforms seen here will be adopted by the Romanian Armed Forces beginning in 2017. Research and development on this project began in 2015 and was completed in 2016. All three patterns utilize fractal shapes to create a design, one each for the Army, Navy and Air Force. It is interesting to note that the ''Armata'' (Army) version utilizes the same color scheme as [[Multicam]].
-[[File:Romaniaarmyfract.jpg|200px]]
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-[[File:Romanianavyfract.jpg|200px]]
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-[[File:Romaniaaffract.jpg|200px]]
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	* Also tested for service, but never adopted, is an M1994 urban variation with black, purple & olive green flecks on a light grey background. Unlike its predecessor, this does not appear to have been worn officially.		* Also tested for service, but never adopted, is an M1994 urban variation with black, purple & olive green flecks on a light grey background. Unlike its predecessor, this does not appear to have been worn officially.

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 == Romanian Camouflage Patterns ==
-* The [[USSR|Soviet]] 1941 "leaf" pattern was introduced for service with Romanian Army reconnaissance personnel in 1960 and continued in service into the 1990s. Consisting of a grass green foliage pattern on a yellow-tan base, there is sufficient evidence to suggest the earliest production uniforms were actually produced in the Soviet Union. Later models appear to have been made in Romania. A variation of the pattern, having a grey/brown foliage pattern on a yellow-tan base, was also produced for "autumn" usage - the former reputedly intended for "spring" usage.
+* The [[USSR|Soviet]] 1941 "leaf" pattern was introduced for service with Romanian Army reconnaissance personnel in 1960 and continued in service into the 1990s. Consisting of a grass green foliage pattern on a yellow-tan base, there is sufficient evidence to suggest the earliest production uniforms were actually produced in the Soviet Union. Later models appear to have been made in Romania. A variation of the pattern, having a grey/brown foliage pattern on a pale-green base, was also produced for "autumn" usage - the former reputedly intended for "spring" usage.
 [[File:Romania1.jpg|200px]]
 * An interesting locally-manufactured variation of the "leaf" pattern is also known to have been produced in the 1960s. This "inverse leaf" pattern has brown leaf shapes printed on a grass green field.

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		+	* First revealed to the public in October 2016 at a National Military Conference, the uniforms seen here will be adopted by the Romanian Armed Forces beginning in 2017. Research and development on this project began in 2015 and was completed in 2016. All three patterns utilize fractal shapes to create a design, one each for the Army, Navy and Air Force. It is interesting to note that the ''Armata'' (Army) version utilizes the same color scheme as [[Multicam]].
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		+	[[File:Romanianavyfract.jpg\|200px]]
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-* A special research project began circa 2011 to design a new camouflage pattern for the Romanian Army that would incorporate the latest technology and science. Designed using special software that creates camouflage patterns based on inputting data for specific geographical requirements, the new [[digital patterns|Romanian pixelated design]] is reputedly applicable for use in any region of Romania except areas covered with snow. The pattern incorporates black, dark brown, medium green, olive green, yellowish-khaki and sand colors.
+* A special research project began circa 2011 to design a new camouflage pattern for the Romanian Army that would incorporate the latest technology and science. Designed using special software that creates camouflage patterns based on inputting data for specific geographical requirements, the new [[digital patterns|Romanian pixelated design]] is reputedly applicable for use in any region of Romania except areas covered with snow. The pattern incorporates black, dark brown, medium green, olive green, yellowish-khaki and sand colors. Use of this pattern was first seen by the public during a December 2016 parade, during which it was worn by Special Forces units.
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		+	* A special research project began circa 2011 to design a new camouflage pattern for the Romanian Army that would incorporate the latest technology and science. Designed using special software that creates camouflage patterns based on inputting data for specific geographical requirements, the new [digital patterns\|Romanian pixelated design]] is reputedly applicable for use in any region of Romania except areas covered with snow. The pattern incorporates black, dark brown, medium green, olive green, yellowish-khaki and sand colors.
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