Got some of these Tarps/Covers and couldn't find it on several Camo Sites.
Does anybody has some info about who used it etc.
By the Label it's Dutch (NSN 17).
Does anybody has some info about who used it etc.
By the Label it's Dutch (NSN 17).
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According to the NSN it is Dutch (17)Comment
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Sorry very late at night and I did not read the second line your first post. The stock number is legit and is currentComment
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Yes, the big problem is, who's using it as I only can find Pictures in the US Style Coffee Stain but not this one so I let me think it must be something special. Even as I cant find it on several Camo Websites.Originally posted by byterock View PostComment
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Hi Nico!
Ah, yes. I have seen these before. I do not understand why the Dutch insist on using different camouflage patterns for this or that, but I am pretty sure this pattern is not used for anything else. I do not think it is "special" besides this fact.
The camouflage pattern itself is an old type made by a French company (Salik). It was also produced in Belgium. The best known items in this pattern are an unofficial French Army wet weather uniform. It was also used for an Argentine uniform and a Polish experimental uniform. Here is some information:
http://iacmc.forumotion.com/t4901-fr...jigsaw-pattern
I have a friend in the Dutch Army who is interested in these things. I will see if he can give me a more exact answer.
If you are looking to get rid of some of these, you know how to contact me
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