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Camouflage Patterns of Turkmenistan

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 * Photographs of Turkmen Border Troops ''(Türkmenistan Serhet Garawul)'' in 2011 show them wearing a green-dominant [[digital patterns|pixelated camouflage design]] seen here.
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+[[File:turkmen-border.png|200px]]
 * The [[digital patterns|pixelated]] camouflage design seen here, incorporating dark grey, russet, and light olive shapes on a khaki background, has been issued to personnel of the Army of since around 2012-13. At least two variations have been documented, one printed on heavy cotton twill and another (more recent) printed on ripstop fabric (dating to 2017 or earlier) with a slightly varied color palette.

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		+	* Photographs of Turkmen Border Troops ''(Türkmenistan Serhet Garawul)'' in 2011 show them wearing a green-dominant [[digital patterns\|pixelated camouflage design]] seen here.
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	* The [[digital patterns\|pixelated]] camouflage design seen here, incorporating dark grey, russet, and light olive shapes on a khaki background, has been issued to personnel of the Army of since around 2012-13. At least two variations have been documented, one printed on heavy cotton twill and another (more recent) printed on ripstop fabric (dating to 2017 or earlier) with a slightly varied color palette.		* The [[digital patterns\|pixelated]] camouflage design seen here, incorporating dark grey, russet, and light olive shapes on a khaki background, has been issued to personnel of the Army of since around 2012-13. At least two variations have been documented, one printed on heavy cotton twill and another (more recent) printed on ripstop fabric (dating to 2017 or earlier) with a slightly varied color palette.

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-* The Turkmen Edermen also wear a copy of the Fibrotex "pixelated [[Multicam]]" developed in the Netherlands.
+* The Turkmen Edermen also use pattern developed by Fibrotex from Israel. This pattern is als used by the Netherlands though the cut of the uniform is different.
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		+	* Although possibly implemented earlier, photographs from a 2019 exercise illustrate Ministry of the Interior Police wearing a blue-dominant pixelated camouflage uniform in lighter shades than that employed by the MNB.
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	[[File:turkmendesert.jpg\|200px]]		[[File:turkmendesert.jpg\|200px]]
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		+	* Use of this variation of the "[[chocolate chip]]" camouflage design, with a prominent shade of green replacing the usual brown, can be traced to at least 2015 by some personnel of the armed forces.
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		+	[[File:turkmen12.jpg\|200px]]

	* Some units of the Turkmenistan Ministry of National Security (Türkmenistanyň Milli Howpsuzlyk Ministrilgi, or Министерство национальной безопасности Туркменистана - MNB) have appeared in parades or public appearances clad in a blue-dominant pixelated camouflage uniform such as that seen below.		* Some units of the Turkmenistan Ministry of National Security (Türkmenistanyň Milli Howpsuzlyk Ministrilgi, or Министерство национальной безопасности Туркменистана - MNB) have appeared in parades or public appearances clad in a blue-dominant pixelated camouflage uniform such as that seen below.

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-* A variation of the above desert pattern with dark brown, black, and dark green shapes on a sand-colored background, is also in use with some units of the armed forces.
+* A variation of the above desert pattern with dark brown, black, and dark green shapes on a sand-colored background, is also in use with some units of the armed forces since 2018.
 [[File:turkmen10.jpg|200px]]
-* The Turkmen Edermen special service group, a composite special operations unit drawn from elements of the armed forces and ministry of the interior, wear a copy of the Fibrotex "pixelated [[Multicam]]" developed in the Netherlands.
+* The Turkmen Edermen special service group, a composite special operations unit drawn from elements of the armed forces and ministry of the interior, have been documented wearing a [[Multicam]] variant pattern with a dominant blue-green color.
 [[File:turkmen8.jpg|200px]]

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	[[File:turkmen7.jpg\|200px]]		[[File:turkmen7.jpg\|200px]]
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		+	* A variation of the above desert pattern with dark brown, black, and dark green shapes on a sand-colored background, is also in use with some units of the armed forces.
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		+	[[File:turkmen10.jpg\|200px]]

	* The Turkmen Edermen special service group, a composite special operations unit drawn from elements of the armed forces and ministry of the interior, wear a copy of the Fibrotex "pixelated [[Multicam]]" developed in the Netherlands.		* The Turkmen Edermen special service group, a composite special operations unit drawn from elements of the armed forces and ministry of the interior, wear a copy of the Fibrotex "pixelated [[Multicam]]" developed in the Netherlands.

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	[[File:turkmen8.jpg\|200px]]		[[File:turkmen8.jpg\|200px]]
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		+	* Also in use with the Turkmen Edermen special service group is a vertically-aligned "leaf" type pattern in desert colors.
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 * The [[digital patterns|pixelated]] camouflage design seen here, incorporating dark grey, russet, and light olive shapes on a khaki background, has been issued to personnel of the Army of since around 2012-13. At least two variations have been documented, one printed on heavy cotton twill and another (more recent) printed on ripstop fabric (dating to 2017 or earlier) with a slightly varied color palette.

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 * The arid [[leaf]] camouflage design seen here has been in use with the Naval Infantry forces since at least 2018. The pattern consists of dark brown, light brown, and olive green organic shapes on a cream-colored background.
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