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A team of Romanian, Bulgarian and U.S. 1st Armored Division soldiers provides security for teammates.

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7 August 2006: Crouched behind an infantry assault vehicle, a team of Romanian (left), Bulgarian (right) and U.S. 1st Armored Division soldiers provides security for teammates conducting a raid on a nearby building during Exercise 'Immediate Response 2006'. [Image: U.S. Army photo by Spc. Tanya Polk.]

Bulgarian 5-colour disruptive pattern
Republic of Bulgaria

Bulgaria has been a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) partner country since 1994. Formal contact with NATO began in 1990, when the Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs formally accepted NATO's invitation to establish a regular diplomatic liaison mission at the Alliance Headquarters in Brussels. This was the beginning of the political dialogue, practical cooperation and reform efforts that eventually resulted in Bulgaria joining the NATO Alliance.

Part of the reform process involved the design and trial of new camouflage uniforms that would conform to NATO guidelines. This Bulgarian 5-colour disruptive pattern camouflage was one of the patterns to be adopted, as a result.

kamouflage.net is grateful to the staff of ShopBulgaria.com, for their invaluable contributions to this article.

camouflage data

1cm grid

Bulgarian 5-colour disruptive pattern
2004–present

Specimen of Bulgarian 5-colour disruptive pattern

Specimen kindly supplied by Brad Turner

Actual size: 21.47×29.6cm

country of origin:

Република България

National flag: Republic of Bulgaria

Republic of Bulgaria

used by:
  • Bulgarian Army (Bulgarian: Българска армия, trans. B"lgarska armiya).
  • Specialised Division for Fighting against Terrorism (Bulgarian: Специализиран отряд за борба с тероризма, trans. Spetsisaliziran otryad za borba terorizma, SOBT).

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