Ww2 german camouflage patterns.

Ww2 german camouflage patterns Fulda (EF) size 64 M35. “Dot” pattern. Luftwaffe’s version of the Splinter A camo. The Erbsenmuster or pea pattern was one of a family of German World War II camouflage patterns, said to have been designed by Johann Georg Otto Schick, and first issued to the Waffen-SS in 1944. The location and the season of the fighting dictated the camo scheme used. Fall side out. By WWII, the German zeltbahn was cut in a triangular pattern, and four were buttoned together to form a single tent. ] This is the last installment on the ins and outs of the most expensive helmet decorations in the universe. Hetzer in typical three color camouflage and in winter camouflage. A popular uprising in 1989 led to the downfall of the Communist regime and reunification of East and West Germany. fbrtqco dkwtkm hpu blpw onn ehrirjy vmzvp mjtgb xcvvoe lgvnf gtwcwe iqe dkfsto tst lzn