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Qatar Camouflage Patterns

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-* The Qatar National Service Authority has its own camouflage pattern, a variation of the armed services hybrid pattern using a different color palette.
+* The Qatar National Service Academy (NSA), a national institute that conducts professional military training for conscripts, has its own camouflage pattern, a variation of the armed services hybrid pattern using a different color palette. The Academy is run the by National Service Authority, which oversees the mandatory period of national service required of all Qatari men between the ages of 18 and 35.
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		+	* Elements of the Special Operations Command wear a green-dominant DPM variation, seen here. This pattern was first observed in 2018, although it may have come into use earlier than this.
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-* This DPM variant pattern was first observed in 2018, although it may have been adopted earlier. The color palette is essentially the same as Multicam, utilizing familiar DPM shapes. The majority of the personnel wearing it during this parade belong to the Joint Special Forces Command.
+* This DPM-Multicam hybrid pattern was first observed in 2018, although it may have been adopted earlier. The color palette is essentially the same as Multicam, utilizing familiar DPM shapes. This appears to only be worn by the Qatar Amiri Guard units.
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		+	* This DPM variant pattern was first observed in 2018, although it may have been adopted earlier. The color palette is essentially the same as Multicam, utilizing familiar DPM shapes. The majority of the personnel wearing it during this parade belong to the Joint Special Forces Command.
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	* Circa 2015, Qatar introduced a hybrid camouflage design incorporating elements of both [[digital patterns\|pixelated]] and [[splinter]] camouflage patterns. The design retains a similar color palette to the last series of desert DPM uniforms worn by this country and is worn by units with conventional duties in all of the major armed services.		* Circa 2015, Qatar introduced a hybrid camouflage design incorporating elements of both [[digital patterns\|pixelated]] and [[splinter]] camouflage patterns. The design retains a similar color palette to the last series of desert DPM uniforms worn by this country and is worn by units with conventional duties in all of the major armed services.

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-* Circa 2015, Qatar introduced a hybrid camouflage design incorporating elements of both [[digital patterns|pixelated]] and [[splinter]] camouflage patterns. The design retains a similar color palette to the last series of desert DPM uniforms worn by this country.
+* Circa 2015, Qatar introduced a hybrid camouflage design incorporating elements of both [[digital patterns|pixelated]] and [[splinter]] camouflage patterns. The design retains a similar color palette to the last series of desert DPM uniforms worn by this country and is worn by units with conventional duties in all of the major armed services.
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-* Also part of the Q-SOC is a Navy element. This unit wears a blue-purple DPM variant pattern, seen here.
+* Also part of the Q-SOC is a Navy element. This unit wears a blue-purple DPM variant pattern, seen here. The pattern is quite different from that worn by the Lekhwiya Force.
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		+	* Also part of the Q-SOC is a Navy element. This unit wears a blue-purple DPM variant pattern, seen here.
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	* Circa 2015, Qatar introduced a hybrid camouflage design incorporating elements of both [[digital patterns\|pixelated]] and [[splinter]] camouflage patterns. The design retains a similar color palette to the last series of desert DPM uniforms worn by this country.		* Circa 2015, Qatar introduced a hybrid camouflage design incorporating elements of both [[digital patterns\|pixelated]] and [[splinter]] camouflage patterns. The design retains a similar color palette to the last series of desert DPM uniforms worn by this country.

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 * The Qatar Special Operations Command (Q-SOC) has adopted its own variation of [[DPM]] camouflage, incorporating dark brown and orange shapes on a sand-colored background. It is believed special operations personnel will continue to wear this pattern despite the adoption of the "splinter" camouflage pattern by the rest of the Qatar Armed Forces.
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 * Circa 2015, Qatar introduced a hybrid camouflage design incorporating elements of both [[digital patterns|pixelated]] and [[splinter]] camouflage patterns. The design retains a similar color palette to the last series of desert DPM uniforms worn by this country.

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		+	* The Qatar Special Operations Command (Q-SOC) has adopted its own variation of [[DPM]] camouflage, incorporating dark brown and orange shapes on a sand-colored background. It is believed special operations personnel will continue to wear this pattern despite the adoption of the "splinter" camouflage pattern by the rest of the Qatar Armed Forces.
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	* Circa 2015, Qatar introduced a hybrid camouflage design incorporating elements of both [[digital patterns\|pixelated]] and [[splinter]] camouflage patterns. The design retains a similar color palette to the last series of desert DPM uniforms worn by this country.		* Circa 2015, Qatar introduced a hybrid camouflage design incorporating elements of both [[digital patterns\|pixelated]] and [[splinter]] camouflage patterns. The design retains a similar color palette to the last series of desert DPM uniforms worn by this country.

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-* Circa 2015, Qatar introduced a hybrid camouflage design incorporating elements of both [[digital camouflage patterns|pixelated]] and [[splinter]] camouflage patterns. The design retains a similar color palette to the last series of desert DPM uniforms worn by this country.
+* Circa 2015, Qatar introduced a hybrid camouflage design incorporating elements of both [[digital patterns|pixelated]] and [[splinter]] camouflage patterns. The design retains a similar color palette to the last series of desert DPM uniforms worn by this country.
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