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The Desert EMR camouflage is used by the Russian Armed Forces in desert and arid environments. Featuring a tan and brown pixelated pattern, it offers effective concealment against dry, rocky terrains and is a key part of Russia's combat gear for desert operations.

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The EMR camouflage, adopted by the Armed Forces of Belarus, closely resembles Russia's EMR pattern but with slight modifications. Its pixelated design provides effective concealment in varied environments, used by Belarusian military forces for combat and tactical operations.

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The EMR pattern is the standard camouflage used by Russian armed forces. Featuring a pixelated design, it adapts to various environments, offering effective concealment across forests, urban areas, and mixed terrains, as part of Russia's Ratnik combat gear.

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Arctic EMR is a winter camouflage used by Russian armed forces, featuring a white-gray pixelated pattern. Designed for snowy terrain and cold climates, it offers concealment in Arctic and sub-Arctic conditions, especially during northern operations and military exercises.

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The black variant of wz. 68 “Moro” was issued to the Polish Air Force, Navy, and Air Defense Forces. Featuring dark speckle patterns on a gray-black background, it was widely used across services until replaced by newer designs post-1989.

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Wz. 68 “Moro” was the standard camouflage of the Polish People’s Republic. Recognized by its fine dark speckle pattern over a green or tan background, it was worn by Land Forces, Border Protection Troops, and Nadwiślańskie Military Units until the 1990s.

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Wz. 89 “Puma” was a short-lived Polish camouflage developed in the late 1980s. Characterized by its irregular organic shapes in green, brown, and black, it was used by special units and the airborne forces before being replaced by wz. 93 Pantera.

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The 1960 Telo Mimetico variant modernized the original design with more subdued, refined shapes and slightly darker tones. Still used on uniforms and field gear, this version served the Italian Army through the Cold War and into the early 1990s.

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Developed in 1942 by Norvell Gillespie for the US military, the Frog Skin camouflage was America’s first major camo uniform. Designed for jungle warfare, it featured reversible green/brown tones and was issued to US Marines in the Pacific Theater.

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This vector showcases Ukraine’s digital camouflage, used by the Armed Forces. The pixelated green and brown pattern offers concealment in forests and fields. Perfect for graphic design, uniforms, modeling projects, and historical or tactical gear related to Ukraine's military.

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These iconic German WWII camouflage patterns, Plane Tree and M44 Pea Dot, were designed for concealment in European environments. Their distinctive spots and foliage-inspired shapes influenced modern camo, including Flecktarn. Still admired by collectors and camo enthusiasts today.

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