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  1. Mangal

    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    It's not that bad. I watched this video many times. I think this camo blends well with the road.
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    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    In this video it looks more similar to UCP of US Army which has now been retired.
  3. Mangal

    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    Ramayan and Ravan
  4. Mangal

    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    This reminds me of only one thing.
  5. Mangal

    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    A good read. US marine Corps started using a similar (not same) pattern in 2001. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marine_Corps_Combat_Utility_Uniform
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    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    Are you sure similar pattern is not being used by western countries and the new pattern is unique to India?
  7. Mangal

    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    They should have changed it to something like that 10 years ago. When CRPF changed its camo. Now choosing this over MTP doesn't makes sense. Indian Army has done 2 step forward and 1 step backwards thing. BTW.. I doubt that this and the one which is being displayed by IA jawans as new camo are...
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    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    The MTP based camo could have been a worthy successor to the old French styled camo. I had seen a pic last year of joint INDO US exercise where there MTP was so effective that an US operator besides Indian soldier was nearly invisible. But just like AK 203 we chose the digitised LTTE camo.
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    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    How do you know it's more effective?
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    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    If this is the new camo why army did this show off parade last year? Then complete 360 degree turn. This such a non sense
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    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    Instead of well tested MTP camo we are going for this cheap untested new camo. I A sure knows how to ruin good stuff.
  12. Mangal

    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    The new camo being suggested reminds me of briefcase covers made of cloth we used to have in early 90's.
  13. Mangal

    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    After a year from displaying MTP camo, it doesn't makes sense. Has there been any confirmation from army or other govt agency about the digitised LTTE pattern being the final one?
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    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    Carefully observe the flag on the helmets. They are not IA troops. They must have exchanged gears.. A common practice in exercises.
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    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    The new camo which was under testing was based on MTP and was even showcased in front of public. The C3 and C4 designated patterns were being tested.It's highly likely that's the only patterns and not some digitized pattern.
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    Camouflages and Uniforms of the Indian Armed Forces, The Past, Present and Future

    There was a pic of joint Indo US exercise where in most of people missed US troops in the pic despite the fact that they were just adjacent to Indian troops. Does anyone has idea which camo pattern was that? And how much different this camo is from the one which is being used by US troops? Hope...
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