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Revision as of 18:25, 24 March 2011
Welcome to Camopedia
Camopedia (Camouflage Encyclopedia) is the brainchild of Henrik Clausen and Eric H Larson. Our goal is to create a comprehensive, accurate, and academically-supported database referencing all of the major military and paramilitary camouflage patterns that have been used throughout all time periods. We offer this as a useful reference for historians, intelligence agencies, military personnel, collectors, artists & designers, airsoft enthusiasts, military modellers & others with an interest in camouflage design, development, and history.
Primary sources for the information presented here include: data from official publications or nomenclature, photographs, physical specimens (with provenance), published material, and unpublished material from academic or military sources that can be verified. Although we shall do our best to cite references when appropriate, all text presented here remains our own and we take full responsibility for any errors or mistakes encountered. Except in instances where we have used photographs in the public domain, this website and all it contains is copyrighted 2010-2011 -- All rights reserved.
We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of fellow collectors, historians, military personnel, and published authors - including members of the International Camouflage Uniform Society (ICUS) - for their support, contributions and assistance in clarifying data for these articles.
Original submissions, corrections and additional information are welcomed and appreciated, and individuals whose input substantially improves the content of this site will be credited in the appropriate section(s). We encourage anyone with clear photographic examples of any patterns not represented (or those represented only by photographs borrowed from the public domain) to submit them so we may add to and improve the site. Any data to be considered for inclusion on this site should be appropriately documented, or references cited.
Should you have any comments please send email to: icus@camouflagesociety.org
COUNTRIES
AFRICA
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ASIA
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Burma (Myanmar)
Taiwan (Republic of China)
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EUROPE
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Germany - after 1945
USSR (Soviet Union)
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NORTH AMERICA
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USA (United States)
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CENTRAL AMERICA & THE CARIBBEAN
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SOUTH AMERICA
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OCEANIA
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"Families" of patterns
- Brushstroke - British WW2 pattern derivatives
- Chocolate Chip - US six-color desert and its derivatives
- Digital patterns (CADPAT, MARPAT etc.)
- DPM (British) - Disruptive Pattern Material
- Duck hunter - US M1942 spot pattern derivatives
- Flecktarn - the German flecktarnmuster and its derivatives
- Leaf - US M1948 ERDL derivatives
- Lizard - French or Portuguese pattern derivatives
- Puzzle - "jigsaw puzzle" patterns (Belgium, Yugoslavia etc.)
- Rain - used by many Warsaw Pact Countries
- Splinter - German WW2 Wehrmacht, Bulgaria, Sweden etc.
- Tiger stripe - Vietnam War era pattern
- Woodland - US M1981 derivatives
Camouflage on military vehicles
Camouflage on military vehicles
Camouflage on military aircraft
Camouflage on military aircraft
Camouflage in movies
Fakes and reproductions
Commercial camouflage patterns
Commercial camouflage patterns
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