kamouflage.net: index of military camouflage patterns Camouflage gear and military kit
 
main illustration Created in January 2006, the Raggedy Man family of digital camouflage is an integrated camouflage pattern, with a micropattern and a macropattern derived from computer-aided analyses of representative environments.

kamouflage.net

kamouflage.net is a Web­site dedicated to the sub­ject of military camouflage uniforms. Speci­fic­al­ly, it provides in­form­ation and pict­or­ial re­fer­ences for the bene­fit of air­soft play­ers, col­lect­ors, art­ists & de­sign­ers, histor­ians, military model­lers & other hob­byists, and vendors.
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As of 11 January 2008, 235 iden­tif­ied cam­ouf­lage uni­forms, used by 77 count­ries, were regist­er­ed in the kamouflage.net data­base. These ten camouflage patterns were most re­cent­ly add­ed or up­dat­ed.
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recommended reading

Daniel Peterson, 1995, Wehrmacht Camouflage Uniforms & Post-War Derivatives, Europa Militaria No. 17

In this book, Daniel Peterson follows the evolution of Wehrmacht camouflage uniforms and the post-war patterns that are derived from them. Indispensible for collectors, historians and scale modellers alike, this book finally establishes a concise system of identification and terminology.