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Camouflage
Methods
Camouflage
Countershading
Active camouflage
Counter-illumination
Disruptive coloration
Coincident disruptive coloration
Disruptive eye mask
Distractive markings
Motion camouflage
Multi-scale camouflage
Multi-spectral camouflage
Self-decoration
Snow camouflage
Urban camouflage
In nature
As evidence for natural selection
Crypsis
Decorator crab
Flower mantis
Mimicry
Batesian
Müllerian
Aggressive
Underwater camouflage
People
Early
Edward Bagnall Poulton
The Colours of Animals
Abbott Handerson Thayer
Concealing-Coloration in the Animal Kingdom
Camoufleurs
Mary Taylor Brush
Lucien-Victor Guirand de Scévola
John Graham Kerr
Norman Wilkinson
Everett Warner
Leon Underwood
Johann Georg Otto Schick
Hugh Cott
Adaptive Coloration in Animals
Geoffrey Barkas
Timothy O'Neill
Researchers
Roy Behrens
Tim Caro
Innes Cuthill
Thomas N. Sherratt
Martin Stevens
Military
Topics
Military camouflage
Aircraft camouflage
Dazzle camouflage
Middle East Command Camouflage Directorate
Ship camouflage
USN WWII camouflage measures
Patterns
Up to WWII
German
WWII
Splittertarnmuster
(1931)
Platanenmuster
(1937)
Rauchtarnmuster
(1939)
Palmenmuster
(c 1941)
Sumpfmuster
(1943)
Erbsenmuster
(1944)
Leibermuster
(1945)
Other
Camouflage tree
(1915)
Lozenge
(1917 aircraft)
Telo mimetico
(1929 tent)
Denison smock
(1941)
Frog Skin
(1942)
Ghillie suit
Post-war
Lizard
(1947)
Strichtarn
(1960)
KLMK
(1968)
Late 20th
century
Jigsaw
(1958)
Tiger stripe
(1962)
Rhodesian Brushstroke
(1965)
ERDL
(1967)
Disruptive Pattern Material
(1969)
wz. 68 Moro
(1969)
Six-Color Desert Pattern (Chocolate Chip)
(1981)
U.S. "M81" Woodland
(1981)
Australian Disruptive Pattern
(1982)
TAZ 83
(1983)
Dubok
(1984)
M84
(1984)
Type 87 (China)
(1987)
wz. 89 Puma
(1989)
Camouflage Daguet
(1989)
M90
(1990)
Desert Night Camouflage
(1990)
Flecktarn
(1990)
Tropentarn
(1990)
Desert Camouflage Pattern
(1990)
Camouflage Central-Europe
(1991)
Soldier 2000
(1993)
TAZ 90
(1993)
wz. 93 Pantera
(1993)
CADPAT
(1997)
M98
(1998)
Flora
(1998)
21st
century
MARPAT
(2001) (
Marine Corps Combat Utility Uniform
(2002))
MultiCam
(2002)
Tactical Assault Camouflage
(2004)
Universal Camouflage Pattern
(2004)
ESTDCU
(2006)
M05
(2007)
Airman Battle Uniform
(2007)
Type 07
(2007)
EMR
(2008)
Multi-Terrain Pattern
(2010)
Australian Multicam
(2014)
HunCam
(2015)
Operational Camouflage Pattern
(2015)
Netherlands Fractal Pattern
(2019)
Xingkong
(2019)
Technology
Deployed
Berberys-R
Nakidka
Prototypes
Diffused lighting camouflage
(1941)
Yehudi lights
(1943)
Adaptiv
(2011)
Related
Dazzled and Deceived
Stealth technology
Cloaking device
Invisibility
v
t
e
Camouflage
Methods
Camouflage
Countershading
Active camouflage
Counter-illumination
Disruptive coloration
Motion camouflage
Multi-scale camouflage
Multi-spectral camouflage
Snow camouflage
In nature
As evidence for natural selection
Crypsis
Decorator crabs
Flower mantises
Mimicry
Batesian
Müllerian
Aggressive
Underwater camouflage
Pioneers
Peacetime
Edward Bagnall Poulton
The Colours of Animals
Abbott Handerson Thayer
Concealing-Coloration in the Animal Kingdom
Camoufleurs
Lucien-Victor Guirand de Scévola
John Graham Kerr
Norman Wilkinson
Everett Warner
Johann Georg Otto Schick
Hugh Cott
Adaptive Coloration in Animals
Geoffrey Barkas
Timothy O'Neill
Researchers
Roy Behrens
Innes Cuthill
Thomas N. Sherratt
Martin Stevens
Military
Topics
Military camouflage
Aircraft camouflage
Dazzle camouflage
Middle East Command Camouflage Directorate
Ship camouflage
USN WWII camouflage measures
Patterns
Up to WWII
German
WWII
Splittertarnmuster
(1931)
Platanenmuster
(1937)
Rauchtarnmuster
(1939)
Palmenmuster
(c 1941)
Sumpfmuster
(1943)
Erbsenmuster
(1944)
Leibermuster
(1945)
Other
Lozenge
(1917 aircraft)
Telo mimetico
(1929 tent)
Denison smock
(1941)
Frog Skin
(1942)
Post-war
Lizard
(1947)
Flecktarn
(1956)
Rain pattern
(1960)
Late 20th
Century
Rhodesian Brushstroke
(1965)
ERDL
(1967)
Disruptive Pattern Material
(1969)
wz. 68 Moro
(1969)
Tigerstripe
M84
M90
Six-Color Desert Pattern (Chocolate Chip)
U.S. "M81" Woodland
(1981)
wz. 89 Puma
Jigsaw
TAZ 83
TAZ 90
Camouflage Central-Europe
Desert Night Camouflage
wz. 93 Pantera
Soldier 2000
Type 99 (China)
21st
Century
Australian Multicam
Bundeswehr Wüstentarn
CADPAT
(2002)
M05
MARPAT
MultiCam
Multi-Terrain Pattern
Operational Camouflage Pattern
Tactical Assault Camouflage
Type 07
Universal Camouflage Pattern
Technology
Deployed
Berberys-R
Nakidka
Prototypes
Diffused lighting camouflage
(1941)
Yehudi lights
(1943)
Adaptiv
(2011)
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