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From: palm@admin.kth.se (Christer Palm)
Newsgroups: sci.military
Subject: Re: Camoflage
Message-ID: <1990Aug28.042756.29295@cbnews.att.com>
Date: 28 Aug 90 04:27:56 GMT
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From: palm@admin.kth.se  (Christer Palm)
In article <1990Aug23.014156.597@cbnews.att.com> gse@ida.liu.se (Goran Sedvall) writes:

>I have noticed that US have a lot of diffrent camo on their uniforms.
>Actually, when and where are the diffrent camo used and why are they
>diffrent? I build and paint 120 mm model soldier and recently finnich
>a airbourne radio operator in woodland cammo and, for an example, I
>notice several diffrences in the cutting between flat green uniform and 
>woodland. Here in Sweden, we have only one colour (green) on ours uniform.
>Any comments?

Sweden has a new uniform with a camo pattern with colours with the same or 
almost the same colourtemeperature as Swedish woodland. I saw it for the 
first time 1987.

/Christer