Title | Household | Picture | Issued | Customers |
Australian Multicam | Disruptive Sample Camouflage |  | 2014 | Australia[2] |
Airman Battle Uniform (ABU) | Digital tigerstripe |  | 2008 | Utilized by america Air Pressure and its civilian auxiliary the Civil Air Patrol.[3][4][5] |
AOR-1 (NWU Sort II) | Digital |  | 2010 | United States Navy, sure specialised models solely.[6][7] |
AOR-2 (NWU Sort III) | Digital |  | 2010 | United States Navy, specialised models earlier than 2016, fleet-wide after 2016.[8] |
A-TACS | Woodland |  | 2010 | Utilized by Peruvian marines[9] and the Haitian Nationwide Police.[10] Unlicensed copies are utilized by the Russian Federation underneath the title of “Ataka”.[11][12] |
Bundeswehr Tropentarn (3-Farb-Tarndruck) | Flecktarn |  | 1993 | German Bundeswehr:[13] tropical battle costume uniform for desert and semi-arid areas (military and air drive) was additionally in use within the Danish military till they modified to M/01 |
Canadian Disruptive Sample (CADPAT) | Digital |  | 2002 | Canada. Temperate variant proven.[14] |
Camouflage Europe Centrale | Woodland |  | 1991 | France, India |
Desert Camouflage Sample (three-color) | Woodland |  | 1991 | Thailand (VDC), Egypt, United States[15] |
Desert Camouflage Sample (six-color) | Woodland |  | 1980s | United States (previously).[16] United Arab Emirates (previously).[17] Utilized by many different armies in lots of color and sample variations, together with Argentina, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Kuwait, Niger, Paraguay, Peru, China, Eritrea, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Libya, Pakistan, Philippines, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, South Korea (previously), Spain (solely in arid theaters) (previously), Yemen.[18] |
Desert Evening Camouflage | ? |  | 1991 c. | United States (previously)[19] |
Disruptive Sample Camouflage | Frog Pores and skin |  | 1986–2017 | Australian Defence Pressure |
Disruptive Sample Materials | DPM |  | 1968 | United Kingdom, DPM-95 proven. It changed comparable 1960 sample DPM, launched in 1968.[20] Changed by Multi-Terrain Sample. Indonesia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway (particular forces) (previously), Philippines, Russia, Yemen. |
EMR | Digital |  | 2011 | Russia[21] |
Erbsenmuster | Flecktarn |  | 1944 | Germany[22] |
ERDL (M1948) | Woodland | |
1967–1988 |
Singapore Armed Forces,[23]Turkish Armed Forces late 1980s–1990s,[24] was utilized by the USMC till the early 1980s and the U.S. Air Pressure till the late 1980s.
|
Flächentarnmuster, additionally known as Kartoffelmuster (potato), or Blumentarn (flower) |
Flecktarn |
 |
1956–1967 |
East German Nationwide Individuals’s Military[25] |
Flecktarn |
Flecktarn |
 |
1990 |
Germany,[26] and at the least 16 variants in several international locations. Albania;[27] Belgium;[28] China till 2007;[29] Denmark 3-color variant;[30] France;[31] India;[32] Japan;[33] Kyrgyzstan;[34] Poland;[35] Russia;[11] Greece, Ukraine.
|
Frog Pores and skin/Spot |
Frog Pores and skin |
 |
1942 |
United States. Reversible: 5-color jungle one facet, 3-color seashore the opposite.[36] Additionally typically known as “Duckhunter.” Utilized by the US, (primarily the USMC) in World Battle II. Remained in use by the USMC into the 1960s. Additionally utilized by Turkey till 1980s in several colorways.[24] |
Hungarian camouflage sample 2015M |
Woodland |
 |
2015 |
Utilized by the Hungarian Defence Pressure launched in 2015.[37] |
HyperStealth Spec4ce Afghan Forest |
Woodland |
 |
2009 |
Utilized by the Afghan Nationwide Military since 2010.[38] |
Jigsaw |
Puzzle |
 |
1956 |
Belgium[39] |
Leibermuster |
? |
 |
1945 |
Germany[40] |
Lizard |
Lizard |
 |
1947 |
France[41] Many variants, each with horizontal stripes (Chad, Gabon, Rwanda, Sudan, Cuba, Congo, Greece) and with vertical stripes (Portugal 1963, then Egypt, Greece, India, Lebanese Palestinians, and Syria). Outdoors France, Tunisia has in all probability fielded extra sorts of the lizard sample than every other nation.[42] Vietnam period Tigerstripe is a variant of Lizard.[41] |
M05 |
Digital |
 |
2007 c. |
Finland[43] |
M84 |
Flecktarn |
 |
1984 |
Denmark; 9 coloration variants.[44] Estonia:[45] France;[30][46][47] Latvia;[45] Lithuania;[45] Russia;[30] Sweden;[48] Turkey[49] |
M90 |
Splinter |
 |
1989[50] |
Sweden;[51] Latvia;[52][better source needed] |
Marina Trans Jungle (US4CES) |
Digital |
— |
2015 |
Mexican Naval Infantry[53] |
Marine Sample (MARPAT) |
Digital |
 |
2002 |
United States Marine Corps (arid variant proven),[54][55] some U.S. Navy sailors assigned to USMC models, and U.S. Marine Corps JROTC cadets. The temperate variant was utilized by the Georgian Military within the late 2000s, however has since been changed by a home variant of MultiCam.[56][circular reference] |
MultiCam |
Woodland |
 |
2002 |
U.S. Armed Forces,[57] Angola,[58] Brazil,[59] Australia,[60][61] Austria,[62] Denmark,[30][44] Montenegro,[63] New Zealand,[64] Panama,[65] South Korea,[66] Thailand,[67] Bolivia, Tunisia,[68]Turkish Navy[24]Azerbaijani Armed Forces, the Canadian Particular Operations Forces Command, Georgian Armed Forces,[69][circular reference] and the Haitian Nationwide Police.[70] Also referred to as Scorpion.
|
Multitarn |
Flecktarn |
— |
2016 |
Bundeswehr[71] |
Multi-Terrain Sample |
Disruptive Sample Materials |
 |
2010 |
British Armed Forces[72] |
NWU Sort I |
Digital |
 |
2008–2019 |
United States Navy,[73]New York State Naval Militia,[74] and U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps.[75] As a consequence of be retired by the U.S. Navy in 2019.
|
Operational Camouflage Sample (OCP) |
Woodland |
 |
2015–current |
United States, changing Common Camouflage Sample by 2019.[76] An enlarged, barely modified model of MultiCam. Also referred to as Scorpion W2.
|
Platanenmuster |
Flecktarn |
 |
1937 |
Germany: summer time (proven) and autumn variants.[22] |
Rain sample |
Rain |
 |
1960 c. |
Warsaw Pact international locations: Poland (“deszczyk”), Czechoslovakia (“jehličí”), East Germany (“Strichtarn”), and Bulgaria[77][78]
subsequent use: Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan
|
Rhodesian Brushstroke |
Brushstroke |
 |
1965–1980 |
Rhodesia[79]/Zimbabwe
|
Soldier 2000 |
Woodland |
 |
1994 |
South Africa[80] |
Splittermuster |
Splinter |
 |
1931 |
Germany 1931–1945 (Wehrmacht, SS, Reichswehr)[81] |
Tactical Assault Camouflage (TACAM) |
Woodland |
 |
2004 |
U.S. Nationwide Counterterrorism Heart[82][83] |
TAZ 83 |
Woodland |
 |
1983 |
Switzerland[84] |
TAZ 90 |
Woodland |
 |
1990s |
Switzerland[85] |
Telo mimetico |
Woodland precursor |
 |
1929 |
Italy, for shelter-halves, then uniforms. Oldest mass-produced camouflage sample.[86] |
Tigerstripe |
Tigerstripe |
 |
1969 c. |
South Vietnam, US particular forces in Vietnam. Primarily based on Lizard. Many variants. Additionally utilized by Australia, New Zealand in Vietnam.[87][88] |
Turkish sample |
semi-Digital |
 |
2008 c. |
Turkish Armed Forces[89] 5 variants[24]Azerbaijani Armed Forces
|
Sort 99 (China) |
Woodland |
 |
1999 |
China[90] |
Sort 07 (China) |
Digital |
 |
2007 |
China. Ocean variant proven.[90] |
Common Camouflage Sample |
Digital |
 |
2005–2014/19 |
United States Military,[91] some U.S. Navy sailors assigned to military models,[92] the Texas State Guard,[93] Chadian Military,[94] and the Azerbaijani Armed Forces. Additionally utilized by the Iranian navy in restricted contexts.
|
U.S. Woodland (“M81”) |
Woodland |
 |
1981 |
Derived from ERDL.[95] Utilized by america Navy SEALs, U.S. Navy SWCC, USMC MARSOC,[96] Luxembourg,[97] Argentine marines,[98]Azerbaijani Armed Forces, Bangladesh Military,[99] the Dutch Marine Corps,[100]Peruvian marines,[101] and the Nigerian Navy.[102] Was utilized by the Afghan Nationwide Military and the Mexican Naval Infantry[103] within the 2000s. Additionally utilized by the Moldovan Particular Forces,[104][105] Malaysian navy,[106]Malawian Military, Tunisian Military’s Particular Forces Group[107] and Turkey till mid-2000s in Three colorways.[24] |
VSR-93 Flora |
Woodland |
 |
1993 |
Russia[108] |
wz. 68 Moro |
? |
 |
1969–1989 |
Poland; 6 variant colorways.[109][110][111] |
wz. 89 Puma |
? |
 |
1989–1993 |
Poland[112] |
wz. 93 Pantera |
Woodland |
 |
1993 |
Poland[113] |
Okay17 Woodland
|
�Modified duck hunter patter
|
|
�2018
|
Vietnam[114][115] |