Difference between revisions of "Czech Republic"
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* Vz. 85 two-colour desert pattern. The brown parts of the desert pattern corresponds to the brown parts of the leaf pattern. Issued to Czech troops deployed to arid areas since 1991. | * Vz. 85 two-colour desert pattern. The brown parts of the desert pattern corresponds to the brown parts of the leaf pattern. Issued to Czech troops deployed to arid areas since 1991. | ||
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* Vz. 95 leaf pattern. In general service with the Czech Armed Forces. | * Vz. 95 leaf pattern. In general service with the Czech Armed Forces. | ||
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* Vz. 92 uniforme pracovni (''work uniform''). Used as a work uniform only. | * Vz. 92 uniforme pracovni (''work uniform''). Used as a work uniform only. | ||
[[File:Czechrepublic4.jpg|200px]] | [[File:Czechrepublic4.jpg|200px]] | ||
Revision as of 08:51, 8 November 2010
Czechoslovakia was on 1st January 1993 divided into two states: Slovakia and Czech Republic
- Czech Vz. 85 leaf pattern. Probably an early, experimental uniform that might have been used by Czech troops on UN missions
- Vz. 85 two-colour desert pattern. The brown parts of the desert pattern corresponds to the brown parts of the leaf pattern. Issued to Czech troops deployed to arid areas since 1991.
- Vz. 95 leaf pattern. In general service with the Czech Armed Forces.
- Vz. 92 uniforme pracovni (work uniform). Used as a work uniform only.
