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Members of the Ministarstvo Unutrasnjih Poslova (Serbian: 'Ministry of Internal Affairs', MUP} fighting in Kosovo. The Yugoslav 'blue tiger stripe' is a three-colour design, comprising horizontally-aligned brush strokes of chocolate brown and deep navy blue on a twilight blue background. [Image: Andrija Stanojcic.]
Yugoslav 'purple tigerstripe'
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
The Yugoslav 'purple tiger stripe' is a colour variation of the Yugoslav 'green tiger stripe'. It is a three-colour design, comprising horizontally-aligned brush strokes of chocolate brown and deep navy blue on a twilight blue background. It was introduced into service, in 1996, as an urban camouflage pattern, with police anti-terrorist and special operations units.
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Yugoslav 'purple tigerstripe'
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