German Army uniform Camouflage Patterns (comprehensive guide)
German Army uniform Camouflage Patterns (comprehensive guide)
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The earliest known camouflage pattern developed for mass-production to German military forces was the Buntfarbendruck 31, introduced in 1931. The pattern was later re-named Heeres-Splittermuster 31 (Army splinter pattern) circa 1935. This camouflage design was later used widely on the Zeltbahn 31.
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The earliest known camouflage pattern developed for mass-production to German military forces was the Buntfarbendruck 31, introduced in 1931. The pattern was later re-named Heeres-Splittermuster 31 (Army splinter pattern) circa 1935. This camouflage design was later used widely on the Zeltbahn 31.
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- Nazi Symbols:
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- Secret Stories of WW2:
https://cutt.ly/MeeaMly
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https://cutt.ly/Xeea4df
- Panzer General – WW2 tanks:
https://cutt.ly/Aeea5XN
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