Difference between revisions of "M/84"
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| + | The M/84 pattern is based on the [[T/78]] pattern. There are some differences in colour, but this might stem from the fact that the clothing for the T/78 was made in France and the clothing for the M/84 was made in Denmark. The M/84 is based on the [[Flecktarn]] camouflage pattern, but has only 3 colours instead of 5 (30.8 % black, 60.3 % olive green and 8.9 % light green). | ||
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| + | * The [[M/84]] pattern. Issued in 1984. Some units used up the stocks of T/78 the next couple of years while other were issued with the M/84 and some still wore the M/68. | ||
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* Danish soldier wearing M/84 combat uniform, CGF Gallet Kevlar helmet and M/96 LBE | * Danish soldier wearing M/84 combat uniform, CGF Gallet Kevlar helmet and M/96 LBE | ||
[[File:m8420030913A.jpg|200px]] | [[File:m8420030913A.jpg|200px]] | ||
Revision as of 08:45, 9 October 2010
- History:
The M/84 pattern is based on the T/78 pattern. There are some differences in colour, but this might stem from the fact that the clothing for the T/78 was made in France and the clothing for the M/84 was made in Denmark. The M/84 is based on the Flecktarn camouflage pattern, but has only 3 colours instead of 5 (30.8 % black, 60.3 % olive green and 8.9 % light green).
- The M/84 pattern. Issued in 1984. Some units used up the stocks of T/78 the next couple of years while other were issued with the M/84 and some still wore the M/68.
- Danish soldier wearing M/84 combat uniform, CGF Gallet Kevlar helmet and M/96 LBE
