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History: The standard AUSCAM uniform was introduced in 1986. The desert version was probably taken into use in 2002 when Australia deployed Special Forces to (Australian SAS Regiment) to Afghanistan
Use: Used by Australian troops in Afghanistan and Iraq
Camouflage pattern: The camouflage pattern has 5 colours: Tan background and spots in light grey, medium grey, light green and brown.
Other Information: There is also a three-colour version of this uniform. Rumour has it that the colours of the first uniform was so "ugly" that they had to be changed.
The AUSCAM desert pattern was first tested at the Woomera Missile Test Site 1998
There is probably three different versions of this uniform - the first having only three colours, the second, and the third shown on this page. The Mk III is more yellowish than the Mk II but has the same number of colours
20x20 cms of the camouflage pattern:

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Articles on camouflage uniforms
A short history of camouflage uniforms
Comparison of different camouflage patterns
International Camouflage Pattern Index by Eric H. Larson
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