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Tripod
08-17-2003, 03:28 PM
I have no idea what kind of camo I have and I only have the shirt. I need to know what kind it is so I can get the pants too. I'm pretty sure it's DPM but I'm also pretty sure it's not British DPM. It looks alot like British DPM though. The only things that make me think it's not British is that it's tag says DE BOOG and then the instructions are in a German like language (they say, WASSEN MET BONTWAS' ZONDER BLEEKMIDDEL). Also (this might be what gives away what country this camo is from....) it has like a flag on the left sleeve. It has 3 horrizontel (sorry about spelling) bars and here are the colors from the top to the bottom:
Red
White
Blue

Any help would be appreciated.
Agent 47
08-17-2003, 03:51 PM
hmm *scratches head* when you said about the flag on the sleeve, i was thinking flectarn. But, Red White, and Blue. I know there are plenty other country's that use that scheme, i just cant remember who...
Maynard
08-17-2003, 06:40 PM
Red white and blue horizontal barred flag? Sounds dead on a russian shirt-they use a copy of Brit DPM, I can even tell you where to order it (a few different places). But the writing doesn't seem cryllic...

edit: whoops, just read that post a few back-Dutch it is
Newbie77
08-17-2003, 07:04 PM
The flag's russian (im pretty sure)
Maynard
08-17-2003, 08:25 PM
Yeah, we already figured out that its dutch-

Russian BDUs never have the flag right on there, and I'm certain their flag isn't in the order this one is said to be.
Tripod
08-17-2003, 08:30 PM
ok thanx, my guess was Dutch but I just needed to make sure. I got two of the jackets for 6 bucks each :D .
Smintjes
08-23-2003, 10:24 AM
"Wassen met bontwas zonder bleekmiddel" means "Wash with coloured laundry, without Bleach" ;-)

Actually, your Dutch is pretty good Texx, where did you learn it?
Smintjes
08-23-2003, 02:32 PM
That last sentence didn't make much sense. You just said "I also did some research about looking at the side, up some of the periods". ;-)
Smintjes
08-23-2003, 02:47 PM
Standard insults in German are already hilarious ;-)

Anyway, glad I found this board. Good info in the threads, and it seems like the majority of the members here are mature and nice people.