Uzbekistan - Revision history

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Unconfirmed Uzbek Camouflage Patterns

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Unconfirmed Uzbek Camouflage Patterns

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Camouflage Patterns of Uzbekistan

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Camouflage Patterns of Uzbekistan

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Camouflage Patterns of Uzbekistan

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		+	* In late 2024, during the Vostok Antiterror exercises elements of the State Security Service ''(Davlat Xavfsizlik Xizmati)'' wore a copy of the [[Turkey\|Turkish Gendarmerie]] m2018 camouflage design.
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 * In 2009, a [[digital patterns|pixelated]] camouflage design was introduced for the Uzbekistan Armed Forces. This will replace previous patterns and has been documented in a number of color variations, probably results of poor quality control.
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 * The [[digital patterns|pixelated]] design seen here has been issued to the Border Guards, and appears to be a copy of the [[Kazakhstan|Kazakh]] Armed Forces design.

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		+	* A variation of [[Multicam]] is now being worn by some personnel of the Uzbek Armed Forces, as seen here in this photograph from 2018.
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	== Unconfirmed Uzbek Camouflage Patterns ==		== Unconfirmed Uzbek Camouflage Patterns ==

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		+	== Unconfirmed Uzbek Camouflage Patterns ==
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		+	* The design seen here is likely to have been worn by military or paramilitary personnel in Uzbekistan based on the source of extant samples. Thus far, no photographic documentation has been produced of its use, so researchers can only conclude it is "likely." Possibly based on the Soviet "splatter" or "splotch" design of the 1960s era KLMK uniforms, this pattern features large patches of green "splotches" with much smaller brown "worm-shaped" designs on a khaki-background.
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-* The [[Russia|Russian]] Armed Forces (VSR) ''dubok'' (little oak) pattern has been worn by some National Security elements since the late 1990s, although it has largely been phased out.
+* The [[Russia|Russian]] Armed Forces (VSR) ''dubok'' (little oak) pattern has been worn by some National Security Service elements since the late 1990s, although it has largely been phased out.
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 * Since 2001, the Frontier Guard (Uzbekistan Border Guards) have worn a unique tricolor pattern incorporating large organic blotches of lime green and earth brown on a sandy background. This remained the standard camouflage design for these personnel until around 2014, although the coloration has varied in fabrics produced over the course of its use.
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 * The [[digital patterns|pixelated]] design seen here has been issued to the Border Guards, and appears to be a copy of the [[Kazakhstan|Kazakh]] Armed Forces design.