Difference between revisions of "Sweden"
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| + | * [[Barracuda]] test pattern - never adopted. The photo shows it in use on the tarpaulin of a Swedish Army truck. It was also used for uniforms. | ||
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* [[M90]] pattern | * [[M90]] pattern | ||
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Revision as of 06:01, 17 October 2010
Sweden used for many years camouflaged shelter covers, but the uniforms were plain coloured. The Swedish firm Barracuda developed a camouflage pattern that was not used by the Swedish Army. In 1990 the M90 camouflage pattern was introduced.
- Quartershelter used during the 1960ies and 1970ies
- Barracuda test pattern - never adopted. The photo shows it in use on the tarpaulin of a Swedish Army truck. It was also used for uniforms.
- M90 pattern
