Woodland - Revision history

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Woodland Camouflage

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Woodland Camouflage

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	== Woodland Camouflage ==		== Woodland Camouflage ==

−	The term "woodland" is generally applied to the family of designs that started with the [[USA\|US]] "Woodland Camouflage Pattern" developed in the United States and released in 1981 on the Battle Dress Uniform (BDU). In turn, m81 Woodland camouflage was derived from the m1948 [[ERDL]] camouflage pattern, developed by the United States Army Engineer Research and Development Laboratory (ERDL) and eventually put into production for service in the Vietnam War. The US Woodland camouflage design retained the same colorway as the 2nd generation (transitional) ERDL design with a 60% enlargement of the original drawings. The m81 woodland pattern has been one of the most duplicated and modified camouflage patterns ever designed, seeing service with military forces around the world and continuing to be worn today.	+	The term '''woodland''' is generally applied to the family of designs that started with the [[USA\|US]] "Woodland Camouflage Pattern" developed in the United States and released in 1981 on the Battle Dress Uniform (BDU). In turn, m81 Woodland camouflage was derived from the m1948 [[ERDL]] camouflage pattern, developed by the United States Army Engineer Research and Development Laboratory (ERDL) and eventually put into production for service in the Vietnam War. The US Woodland camouflage design retained the same colorway as the 2nd generation (transitional) ERDL design with a 60% enlargement of the original drawings. The m81 woodland pattern has been one of the most duplicated and modified camouflage patterns ever designed, seeing service with military forces around the world and continuing to be worn today.

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	== Woodland Camouflage ==		== Woodland Camouflage ==

−	The term "woodland" is generally applied to the [[USA\|US]] ~~m81~~ "Woodland Camouflage Pattern" ~~introduced~~ in 1981 ~~-- which itself~~ was derived from the m1948 [[ERDL]] pattern -- and ~~all of its derivatives~~. The US Woodland camouflage design retained the same colorway as the 2nd generation (transitional) ERDL design with a 60% enlargement of the original drawings. The m81 woodland pattern has been one of the most duplicated and modified camouflage patterns ever designed, seeing service with military forces around the world and continuing to be worn today.	+	The term "woodland" is generally applied to the family of designs that started with the [[USA\|US]] "Woodland Camouflage Pattern" developed in the United States and released in 1981 on the Battle Dress Uniform (BDU). In turn, m81 Woodland camouflage was derived from the m1948 [[ERDL]] camouflage pattern, developed by the United States Army Engineer Research and Development Laboratory (ERDL) and eventually put into production for service in the Vietnam War. The US Woodland camouflage design retained the same colorway as the 2nd generation (transitional) ERDL design with a 60% enlargement of the original drawings. The m81 woodland pattern has been one of the most duplicated and modified camouflage patterns ever designed, seeing service with military forces around the world and continuing to be worn today.

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 == Woodland Camouflage ==
-The term "woodland" is generally applied to the [[USA|US]] M81 "Woodland" camouflage pattern introduced in 1981 -- which itself was derived from the m1948 [[ERDL]] pattern -- and all of its derivatives. The US "Woodland" camouflage design retained the same colorway as the 2nd generation (transitional) ERDL design with a 60% enlargement of the original drawings. The m81 woodland pattern has been one of the most duplicated and modified camouflage patterns ever designed, seeing service with military forces around the world and continuing to be worn today.
+The term "woodland" is generally applied to the [[USA|US]] m81 "Woodland Camouflage Pattern" introduced in 1981 -- which itself was derived from the m1948 [[ERDL]] pattern -- and all of its derivatives. The US Woodland camouflage design retained the same colorway as the 2nd generation (transitional) ERDL design with a 60% enlargement of the original drawings. The m81 woodland pattern has been one of the most duplicated and modified camouflage patterns ever designed, seeing service with military forces around the world and continuing to be worn today.
-* The original US m/81 Woodland camouflage pattern is seen here in both the 50/50% Nylon/cotton fabric and later 100% cotton ripstop fabrics.
+* The original US m81 Woodland camouflage pattern is seen here in both the 50/50% Nylon/cotton fabric and later 100% cotton ripstop fabrics.
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	== Woodland Camouflage ==		== Woodland Camouflage ==

−	The term "woodland" is generally applied to the [[USA\|US]] ~~m/81~~ "Woodland" camouflage pattern introduced in 1981 -- which itself was derived from the m1948 [[ERDL]] pattern -- and all of its derivatives. The US "Woodland" camouflage design retained the same colorway as the 2nd generation (transitional) ERDL design with a 60% enlargement of the original drawings. The m81 woodland pattern has been one of the most duplicated and modified camouflage patterns ever designed, seeing service with military forces around the world and continuing to be worn today.	+	The term "woodland" is generally applied to the [[USA\|US]] M81 "Woodland" camouflage pattern introduced in 1981 -- which itself was derived from the m1948 [[ERDL]] pattern -- and all of its derivatives. The US "Woodland" camouflage design retained the same colorway as the 2nd generation (transitional) ERDL design with a 60% enlargement of the original drawings. The m81 woodland pattern has been one of the most duplicated and modified camouflage patterns ever designed, seeing service with military forces around the world and continuing to be worn today.

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	The term "woodland" is generally applied to the [[USA\|US]] m/81 "Woodland" camouflage pattern introduced in 1981 -- which itself was derived from the m1948 [[ERDL]] pattern -- and all of its derivatives. The US "Woodland" camouflage design retained the same colorway as the 2nd generation (transitional) ERDL design with a 60% enlargement of the original drawings. The m81 woodland pattern has been one of the most duplicated and modified camouflage patterns ever designed, seeing service with military forces around the world and continuing to be worn today.		The term "woodland" is generally applied to the [[USA\|US]] m/81 "Woodland" camouflage pattern introduced in 1981 -- which itself was derived from the m1948 [[ERDL]] pattern -- and all of its derivatives. The US "Woodland" camouflage design retained the same colorway as the 2nd generation (transitional) ERDL design with a 60% enlargement of the original drawings. The m81 woodland pattern has been one of the most duplicated and modified camouflage patterns ever designed, seeing service with military forces around the world and continuing to be worn today.

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	* The original US m/81 Woodland camouflage pattern is seen here in both the 50/50% Nylon/cotton fabric and later 100% cotton ripstop fabrics.		* The original US m/81 Woodland camouflage pattern is seen here in both the 50/50% Nylon/cotton fabric and later 100% cotton ripstop fabrics.

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	The term "woodland" is generally applied to the [[USA\|US]] m/81 "Woodland" camouflage pattern introduced in 1981 -- which itself was derived from the m1948 [[ERDL]] pattern -- and all of its derivatives. The US "Woodland" camouflage design retained the same colorway as the 2nd generation (transitional) ERDL design with a 60% enlargement of the original drawings. The m81 woodland pattern has been one of the most duplicated and modified camouflage patterns ever designed, seeing service with military forces around the world and continuing to be worn today.		The term "woodland" is generally applied to the [[USA\|US]] m/81 "Woodland" camouflage pattern introduced in 1981 -- which itself was derived from the m1948 [[ERDL]] pattern -- and all of its derivatives. The US "Woodland" camouflage design retained the same colorway as the 2nd generation (transitional) ERDL design with a 60% enlargement of the original drawings. The m81 woodland pattern has been one of the most duplicated and modified camouflage patterns ever designed, seeing service with military forces around the world and continuing to be worn today.

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 * [[Slovakia]] issued a pattern based on the woodland design for many years also.