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Revision as of 06:57, 29 October 2010
Welcome to CamoPedia
Camopedia (Camouflage Encyclopedia) is the brainchild of Henrik Clausen and Eric H Larson. Our goal is to create an academically-supported resource and database referencing the major military and paramilitary camouflage patterns in usage through all time periods. This site is copyrighted 2010 -- All rights reserved.
Original submissions, corrections and additional information are welcomed, although we cannot credit individual authors or submissions directly. We do respectfully ask that all data to be considered for inclusion on this site be appropriately documented, or references cited.
This site is presently under construction.
Should you have any comments please send a mail to icus@camouflagesociety.org
Countries
AFRICA
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ASIA
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EUROPE
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- Germany - after 1945
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NORTH AMERICA
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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 - eg. British WW2 patterns
- Digital patterns (CADPAT, MARPAT etc.)
- DPM (British)
- Lizard - eg. French or Portuguese lizard patterns
- Puzzle - "jigsaw puzzle" patterns (Belgium, Yugoslavia etc.)
- Splinter - German WW2 Wehrmacht, Bulgaria, Sweden etc.
- Tiger stripes - Vietnam War era pattern
Camouflage on military vehicles
Camouflage on military vehicles
Camouflage on military aircraft
Camouflage on military aircraft