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 * The M68 MOL (''Maskirno Odelo Letnje'') summer camouflage pattern was first issued in 1968. The pattern was printed on a slightly more practical sniper's oversuit, but also appeared on shelter halves and body armour. During the Yugoslav Wars, many items were cannibalized to fabricate custom uniforms or field equipment such as chest webbing for carrying ammunition. At the same time a plain white winter oversuit was also introduced called M68 MOZ (''Maskirno Odelo Zimsko'' or "Camouflage Winter Uniform").

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 * The M68 MOL (''Maskirno Odelo Letnje'') summer camouflage pattern was first issued in 1968. The pattern was printed on a slightly more practical sniper's oversuit, but also appeared on shelter halves and body armour. During the Yugoslav Wars, many items were cannibalized to fabricate custom uniforms or field equipment such as chest webbing for carrying ammunition. At the same time a plain white winter oversuit was also introduced called M68 MOZ (''Maskirno Odelo Zimsko'' or "Camouflage Winter Uniform").

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 == Yugoslavian Camouflage Patterns ==
-* The first camouflage design of the JNA was the so-called "mountain" pattern, produced as [[USSR|Soviet]]-style sniper suits. The fabric for these uniforms was allegedly supplied by [[DDR|East Germany]], and was very lightweight like Soviet suits of this era. Two colour variations (dark/blue dominant and light/orange dominant) were produced, as well as a solid white version for use in winter conditions. Although primitive in design, the uniforms remained in service well into the late 1990s, including the various civil war conflicts across the countries of the (now) former Yugoslavia.
+* The first camouflage design of the JNA was the so-called "mountain" pattern, produced as [[USSR|Soviet]]-style sniper suits and issued primarily to airborne or special operations personnel. The fabric for these uniforms was allegedly supplied by [[DDR|East Germany]], and was very lightweight like Soviet suits of this era. Two colour variations (dark/blue dominant and light/orange dominant) were produced, as well as a solid white version for use in winter conditions. Although primitive in design, the uniforms remained in service well into the late 1990s, including the various civil war conflicts across the countries of the (now) former Yugoslavia.
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 == Yugoslavian Camouflage Patterns ==
-* The first camouflage design of the JNA was the so-called "mountain" pattern, produced as [[USSR|Soviet]]-style sniper suits. The fabric for these uniforms was allegedly supplied by [[DDR|East Germany]], and was very lightweight like Soviet suits of this era. Two colour variations (dark/blue dominant and light/orange dominant) were produced, as well as a solid white version for use in winter conditions. Although primitive in design, the uniforms remained in service well into the late 1990s.
+* The first camouflage design of the JNA was the so-called "mountain" pattern, produced as [[USSR|Soviet]]-style sniper suits. The fabric for these uniforms was allegedly supplied by [[DDR|East Germany]], and was very lightweight like Soviet suits of this era. Two colour variations (dark/blue dominant and light/orange dominant) were produced, as well as a solid white version for use in winter conditions. Although primitive in design, the uniforms remained in service well into the late 1990s, including the various civil war conflicts across the countries of the (now) former Yugoslavia.
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 == Yugoslavian Camouflage Patterns ==
-* The first camouflage design of the JNA was the so-called "mountain" pattern, produced as [[USSR|Soviet]]-style sniper suits. The fabric for these uniforms was allegedly supplied by [[DDR|East Germany]], and was very lightweight like Soviet suits of this era. Two colour variations (dark/blue dominant and light/orange dominant) were produced, as well as a solid white version for use in winter conditions. Although primitive in design, the uniforms remained in service well into the late 1990s. It is worth noting that the coverall-style camouflage uniform was not only intended for special operations personnel, but ultimately became a general issue article for all JNA ground troops.
+* The first camouflage design of the JNA was the so-called "mountain" pattern, produced as [[USSR|Soviet]]-style sniper suits. The fabric for these uniforms was allegedly supplied by [[DDR|East Germany]], and was very lightweight like Soviet suits of this era. Two colour variations (dark/blue dominant and light/orange dominant) were produced, as well as a solid white version for use in winter conditions. Although primitive in design, the uniforms remained in service well into the late 1990s.
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