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Admin1: /* Tunisian Camouflage Patterns */

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Tunisian Camouflage Patterns

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Admin1: /* Tunisian Camouflage Patterns */

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Tunisian Camouflage Patterns

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Admin1: /* Tunisian Camouflage Patterns */

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Tunisian Camouflage Patterns

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 * The ''Groupe d'Intervention Presidentielle'' are documented wearing a unique woodland-leaf hybrid pattern having black, dark olive green, and blue grey shapes on an off-white background.
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-* Members of the ''Brigade Nationale d'Intervention Rapide'' wear a copy of the [[Universal Camouflage Pattern]] (UCP) with a darker colorway, as seen here. The BNIR is one of three brigades that fall under the Directorate of Anti-Terrorism ''(Direction des unités anti-terrorisme).''
+* Members of the ''Brigade Nationale d'Intervention Rapide'' wear a copy of the [[Universal Camouflage Pattern]] (UCP) with a darker colorway, as seen here. The BNIR is one of three brigades that fall under the Directorate of Anti-Terrorism ''(Direction des unités anti-terrorisme).'' This unit has worn a number of camouflage designs over the years, including a [[woodland]] variant having a blue/grey colorway.
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		+	* Another brigade under the Directorate of Anti-Terrorism is the ''Brigade Antiterrorisme'' or BAT, which has been documented wearing "Black" [[Multicam]], having a very dark colorway. This camouflage is worn in addition to the solid-black operational uniforms of this unit.
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	* Both the Army's ''Groupe des Forces Spéciales'' (GFS) and the ''Unite Speciale de la Garde Nationale'' (USGN) also currently deploy in a copy of the [[Multicam]] pattern now commonly found among many armed forces.		* Both the Army's ''Groupe des Forces Spéciales'' (GFS) and the ''Unite Speciale de la Garde Nationale'' (USGN) also currently deploy in a copy of the [[Multicam]] pattern now commonly found among many armed forces.

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-* Some members of the ''Unite Speciale de la Garde Nationale'' (USGN) wear a copy of the [[Universal Camouflage Pattern]] (UCP) with a darker colorway, as seen here.
+* Members of the ''Brigade Nationale d'Intervention Rapide'' wear a copy of the [[Universal Camouflage Pattern]] (UCP) with a darker colorway, as seen here. The BNIR is one of three brigades that fall under the Directorate of Anti-Terrorism ''(Direction des unités anti-terrorisme).''
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+[[File:tunisia-bnir.jpg|200px]]
 * Both the Army's ''Groupe des Forces Spéciales'' (GFS) and the ''Unite Speciale de la Garde Nationale'' (USGN) also currently deploy in a copy of the [[Multicam]] pattern now commonly found among many armed forces.

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	* Since the 1990s, various units of the armed forces have also worn the [[USA\|US]] m81 [[woodland]] camouflage pattern. This includes the Commandos of the ''Garde Nationale'', some members of the Presidential Guard (''Garde Presidentielle''), Army ''Groupe des Forces Spéciales'' or GFS (special forces group), and Marines and frogman units of the Navy. Although surplus US-issue BDUs have been received in the past, locally-produced variations seem to be the norm in the present era.		* Since the 1990s, various units of the armed forces have also worn the [[USA\|US]] m81 [[woodland]] camouflage pattern. This includes the Commandos of the ''Garde Nationale'', some members of the Presidential Guard (''Garde Presidentielle''), Army ''Groupe des Forces Spéciales'' or GFS (special forces group), and Marines and frogman units of the Navy. Although surplus US-issue BDUs have been received in the past, locally-produced variations seem to be the norm in the present era.

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-* Since the 1990s, various units of the armed forces have also worn the [[USA|US]] m81 [[woodland]] camouflage pattern. This includes the Commandos of the ''Garde Nationale'', some members of the Presidential Guard (''Garde Presidentielle''), Army special forces and Marines and frogman units of the Navy. Although surplus US-issue BDUs have been received in the past, locally-produced variations seem to be the norm in the present era.
+* Since the 1990s, various units of the armed forces have also worn the [[USA|US]] m81 [[woodland]] camouflage pattern. This includes the Commandos of the ''Garde Nationale'', some members of the Presidential Guard (''Garde Presidentielle''), Army ''Groupe des Forces Spéciales'' or GFS (special forces group), and Marines and frogman units of the Navy. Although surplus US-issue BDUs have been received in the past, locally-produced variations seem to be the norm in the present era.
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-* The ''Unite Speciale de la Garde Nationale'' (USGN) also currently deploy in a copy of the [[Multicam]] pattern now commonly found among many armed forces.
+* Both the Army's ''Groupe des Forces Spéciales'' (GFS) and the ''Unite Speciale de la Garde Nationale'' (USGN) also currently deploy in a copy of the [[Multicam]] pattern now commonly found among many armed forces.
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-* A special anti-terror unit of the ''Garde Nationale'' has been documented wearing [[DPM|British DPM'' pattern camouflage uniforms.
+* A special anti-terror unit of the ''Garde Nationale'' has been documented wearing [[DPM|British DPM]] pattern camouflage uniforms.
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		+	* The Armed Forces celebrated its 61st anniversary in June 2017 by revealing the adoption of a new [[digital patterns\|pixelated camouflage design]]. This pattern incorporating black, medium green and brown shapes on a khaki background has many similarities to [[Russia\|Russian SURPAT]] and may even be a copy of it.
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-* Since the 1990s, various units of the armed forces have also worn the [[USA|US]] m81 [[woodland]] camouflage pattern. This includes the Commandos of the ''Garde Nationale'', some members of the Presidential Guard (''Garde Presidentielle''), Army special forces and frogmen units of the Navy. Although some surplus US-issue BDUs have been received from time to time, other uniforms appear to be locally produced or sourced in Asia.
+* Since the 1990s, various units of the armed forces have also worn the [[USA|US]] m81 [[woodland]] camouflage pattern. This includes the Commandos of the ''Garde Nationale'', some members of the Presidential Guard (''Garde Presidentielle''), Army special forces and Marines and frogman units of the Navy. Although surplus US-issue BDUs have been received in the past, locally-produced variations seem to be the norm in the present era.
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 * A special unit of the Army, the ''Groupement Territorial Saharien'' (GTS), is charged with safety and security in the desert regions bordering Algeria and Libya. Members of this unit wear a two-color desert pattern having large khaki shapes on a sand-colored background.