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 * Download a pdf with the history of Danish Army uniforms 1945-2008 by Henrik Clausen
-[http://camopedia.camouflagesociety.org/image/pdf/Danish_Army_uniforms_1945-2008.pdf Danish Army uniforms 1945-2008]
+[http://camopedia.org/image/pdf/Danish_Army_uniforms_1945-2008.pdf Danish Army uniforms 1945-2008]
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 == Notes ==
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 The first camouflaged uniforms used by the Danish Army were WW2 era tanker suits received from the [[United Kingdom|British]] government. After the Second World War, the Danish Army was equipped with British uniforms (battledress) and equipment. Later (1958) the M/58 uniform was introduced - a plain green uniform.
-The first camouflage uniform developed in Denmark was the [[T/78]] - it was based on the [[Germany|German]] ''[[flecktarn]]'' pattern (tested during ''Truppenversuch 76'' in 1976). The T/78 was just a test uniform, but the experiences gained by this uniform were used in developing the [[M/84]] pattern that was introduced as the standard camouflage for the Danish Army in 1984. The M/84 pattern was later made in a desert version as well.
+The first camouflage uniform developed in Denmark was the T/78 - it was based on the [[Germany|German]] ''[[flecktarn]]'' pattern (tested during ''Truppenversuch 76'' in 1976). The T/78 was just a test uniform, but the experiences gained by this uniform were used in developing the [[M/84]] pattern that was introduced as the standard camouflage for the Danish Army in 1984. The M/84 pattern was later made in a desert version as well.
 Many different pieces of equipment and uniforms have been made in the M/84 and M/84 desert patterns.

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 [[File: Denmark_m84_desert_pattern.jpg|200px]]
-* 10th November 2011 the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization ("Forsvarets Materieltjeneste") announced that the new Danish combat uniform "Kampuniform M/11" would be made in the [[Multicam]] pattern, and the M/84 (both the green and the desert versions) would be phased out with the introduction of the new uniform around 2013. The photo shows the US Army MultiCam.
+* 10th November 2011 the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization ("Forsvarets Materieltjeneste") announced that the new Danish combat uniform ''Kampuniform M/11'' would be made in the [[Multicam]] pattern, and the M/84 (both the green and the desert versions) would be phased out with the introduction of the new uniform around 2013.
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	== Kingdom of Denmark ==		== Kingdom of Denmark ==
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		+	''text and photos by Henrik Clausen & Eric H Larson''

	The first camouflaged uniforms used by the Danish Army were WW2 era tanker suits received from the [[United Kingdom\|British]] government. After the Second World War, the Danish Army was equipped with British uniforms (battledress) and equipment. Later (1958) the M/58 uniform was introduced - a plain green uniform.		The first camouflaged uniforms used by the Danish Army were WW2 era tanker suits received from the [[United Kingdom\|British]] government. After the Second World War, the Danish Army was equipped with British uniforms (battledress) and equipment. Later (1958) the M/58 uniform was introduced - a plain green uniform.

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 [[File: Denmark_m84_desert_pattern.jpg|200px]]
-* 10th November 2011 the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization ("Forsvarets Materieltjeneste") announced that the new Danish combat uniform "Kampuniform M/11" would be made in the [[MultiCam]] pattern, and the M/84 (both the green and the desert versions) would be phased out with the introduction of the new uniform around 2013. The photo shows the US Army MultiCam.
+* 10th November 2011 the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization ("Forsvarets Materieltjeneste") announced that the new Danish combat uniform "Kampuniform M/11" would be made in the [[Multicam]] pattern, and the M/84 (both the green and the desert versions) would be phased out with the introduction of the new uniform around 2013. The photo shows the US Army MultiCam.
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		+	* 10th November 2011 the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization ("Forsvarets Materieltjeneste") announced that the new Danish combat uniform "Kampuniform M/11" would be made in the [[MultiCam]] pattern, and the M/84 (both the green and the desert versions) would be phased out with the introduction of the new uniform around 2013. The photo shows the US Army MultiCam.
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	== Other Resources ==		== Other Resources ==

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-== Denmark ==
+== Kingdom of Denmark ==
 The first camouflaged uniforms used by the Danish Army were WW2 era tanker suits received from the [[United Kingdom|British]] government. After the Second World War, the Danish Army was equipped with British uniforms (battledress) and equipment. Later (1958) the M/58 uniform was introduced - a plain green uniform.

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	Many different pieces of equipment and uniforms have been made in the M/84 and M/84 desert patterns.		Many different pieces of equipment and uniforms have been made in the M/84 and M/84 desert patterns.
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	== Danish camouflage patterns ==		== Danish camouflage patterns ==