British Army Desert DPM

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A desert variant was first issued on a limited basis in the late 1980s consisting of subdued sand and khaki hues but was replaced by a two-colour light brown on sand version by 1990 because four-colour (light and dark browns, khaki, and sand) versions had been adopted by some Middle Eastern countries, notably Kuwait and the Iraqi Republican Guard. One variant including a shade of green is also currently worn by members of the Indonesian National Armed Forces assigned to the Garuda Contingent serving in the United Nations peacekeeping missions.
A three colour (reddish brown, khaki, and sand) version also exists and was worn by Syrian forces,[10] Lebanese Forces,[11] and the Saudi Arabian National Guard.[8]

[@johnmiller8412]

RAF DDPM is different, please go to review

[@j2msu341]

I've still got a 4 tone DPM sas windproof smock made by SASS in Lancashire,think they might be closed now

[@steelhelmetstan7305]

I've got a pair of very small waisted trousers in the same pattern...I can imagine a mannequin done up in this get up with a mk7 helmet on it. Impressive to have the patches on...great stuff John m8 , all the best 🙂🙂🙂