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Unidentified Vietnamese Camouflage Patterns

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Vietnamese People's Police Force Camouflage Patterns

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Camouflage Patterns of Ghana Law Enforcement & Other Agencies

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Camouflage Patterns of Ghana Law Enforcement & Other Agencies

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Camouflage Patterns of the Internal and State Security Forces

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 == Unidentified Vietnamese Camouflage Patterns ==
-The following are taken from original samples but their use is undocumented. It is as yet undetermined what branches of service or specific units have worn these patterns, but all can be dated to the 1990s.
+The following are taken from original uniform samples sourced in Hanoi, but thus far their specific use is undocumented. It is as yet undetermined what branches of service or specific units have worn these patterns, but all can be dated to the 1990s.
 * This pattern bears some resemblance to other designs worn by the Mobile Police Command, and may also be connected to that unit.

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 == Unidentified Vietnamese Camouflage Patterns ==

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		+	* In March 2026, a new camouflage design was presented to the public, created by the Lion firm for the Forestry Commission of Ghana. By all appearances, this new uniform will be worn by all field personnel and not simply members of the Rapid Response Team (who are now wearing a copy of MARPAT in any case). The new uniform retains the same color palette as the Commission's previous design, but the base design consists of large pixelated shapes in black, dark green, and light green on a medium green base. As with the previous design, there are dark wildlife images overprinted on the basic scheme.
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-* Since at least 2018, the Rapid Response Team (RRT) of the Forestry Services Division has worn a unique camouflage design consisting of irregular olive green and dark brown shapes on a pale green background, with overprinted images (also in dark brown) of trees, crocodile, elephant, giraffe, lion, owl, and zebra.
+* Since at least 2018, the Rapid Response Team (RRT) of the Forestry Commission of Ghana has worn a unique camouflage design consisting of irregular olive green and dark brown shapes on a pale green background, with overprinted images (also in dark brown) of trees, crocodile, elephant, giraffe, lion, owl, and zebra.
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+I wish to further acknowledge the many contributions of Gilles Gorgues, whose large collection has provided several of the color plates that populate the pages on this site. Additional gratitude extends to Sheng Xie, Djiego Igama, and Nate Lee, who have shared numerous updates and new discoveries, allowing us to expand and add detail to many of the pages on this site.
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-* Another [[digital patterns|pixelated]] camouflage pattern in use with the ISF, also seen in 2017, is illustrated here. The design appears to incorporate various shades of grey alongside black, and is worn by a Special Unit of the Mobile Forces or Mobile Gendarmerie of the ISF.
+* The dark [[digital patterns|pixelated]] camouflage pattern seen here is worn by the ''Haras Al Houkoume'' (Government Guard), also known as the ''Haras Majles Al Wouzara'' (Council of Ministers' Guard). Adopted around 2017, the design incorporates various shades of grey, with black and midnight blue. The duty of this unit is to provide close protection to the Council of Ministers (مجلس الوزراء اللبناني), with each minister being assigned a protection detail of unit members.
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		+	== Unidentified Russian Camouflage Patterns ==
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		+	* Possibly related to the so-called "clown" pattern design observed in use with some Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) units, the pattern seen here is another unusual TTsKO "three color" variant, having large, amoebic shapes in violet-brown and ochre on a moss green background. As yet no information has come to light firmly identifying the origins or end user of this particular camouflage design. It may, in fact, date to the Soviet period.
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