Foreign Military Camouflage: Presentation on Cold War Non-US Camouflage
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Field Uniforms of America's Allies and Potential Enemies. Cold War Camouflage and Training for the conflict that never came.
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"If there's a crown its Poland if there's no crown... communist." I love this guy so much 😂
Simplified News actually they didn’t have crown during 1831 to 1846 uprisings
True story
It does work like that though. Czechoslovakian double-tailed lion too lost its' crown during the socialist regime.
The Dpm hat looks like New Zealand army's Verison of Dpm there's more yellow in it than British dpm
It's more like the very early style of DPM the British used.
It's English tropical dpm
The Splinter Camo German smock is a reproduction for reenactors. Sturm is one of the high quality companies that used to make german ww2 reproduction uniforms
Troy strum is also know as miltech
Sturm / miltec is known for low quality military products. But sometimes they come up with something fancy.
Yeah, that made me giggle too.
@@pierren2960 I have heard good things about there m40 tunics
The German Splinter Camo was also used by the West German "Bundeswehr" ( HEER - ARMY ) and "Bundesgrenzschutz" ( West german Border police ) during the 50s and 60s , Cold War era .
You are right to love DPM. Probably one of the most effective camo patterns ever designed, and still holding its ground against the pixelated frenzy. As for the story about the camo pattern sold to the Iraqis, it is true: they got the 4-color original pattern, forcing the UK at the onset of Desert Storm to rush the production of a simplified 2-color pattern which, lo and behold, was even MORE effective than the original one.
yes. some countries still using DPM until now, even they modified it so it can be suitable in the respective armed branches and areas (Indonesia for example modified it with heavy green/brown major coloring for tropical density and some African countries with brown dominant) and UKSF also maintaining DPM so they used it side-by-side with Multicam and MTP although they favored DPM
yeah TRUE and accurate!! DPM was standard UK HMF in late 70s 80s into 90s early 2000 ! ALSO any Military CAMMO uniforms collecters CHECK out BACK COPIES of (unfortunately now defunct UK MILITARY mag "COMBAT and Survival " well worth having in ANY Military Library !! some RARE cmbt uniform gr was highlighted !! DESERT ptrn PARA smks etc!! and DIFFERENT cam ptrn and STYLES of W/PROOF SMKS there was a REGULAR slot for the information contained in the MONTHLY mag issue# MTP has been PROVEN TAC EFFECTIVE (makes we NATO : ULSTER and FALKLANDS era EX HMF veterans Wonder WHY the CAM ptrn DID NOT get PRODUCED earlier!!??? ) but a LOT of DPM cam DiE hard characters here in UK LOL thanks guys! Watching a MACVSOG LURPS clip day ago spotted a RECON TRPIE wearing a FR. "LIZARD "CAM smk /TIGER STRIPES cam Pants **BEWARE mega FAKE /Copies !!! particularly Tiger STRIPES /SS CAM "pea dot " /RHODESIAN military camouflage gear!! UK 'ARMOURER ' mag (OLD print Mag edition COVERED TS CAMMO in Detail GD LUCK keep on Collecting Lad's (IVE been offered an original FR 'Lizard ' ptrn TAP cmbt jkt IDF HEBREW MRKGS!! SWAP for a problem. RHODESIAN CAM pants that no longer fit LOL!!
Yeah, the modern British MTP pattern is a variant of DPM that uses multi cam couloir scheme, the pattern is pretty much the same
That West German Snow Camo is real. I served in one like it. For the Jacket next to it, as other people have already mentioned, it is a reproduktion. Sturm is part of the Mil Tec company, their produkts got sold over the Ranger Outdoor Shops in Germany. Thanks for the nice video and the information it contained. Regards from germany.
Last pattern is South African transkei camouflage made by Sun manufacturing. Transkei was a tribal territory founded after a coup in 1975 within south Africa, and when they reintegrated into the normal South Africa in 1994, all their uniforms were sold as surplus, most of which made it to the US. There are many different uniform items in that pattern, including tanker coveralls, short and long sleeve shirts, pants, smocks like yours, and parachutists smocks, boonie hats, etc.
That pakistani "Rhodesian brushstroke" is as you guessed, not genuine, but funny enough, it was used by the Pakistani military, then sold as surplus to the European and US surplus market, and is still very collectable, despite being a "fake"
Is French camouflage similar to Rhodesian?
Prometheus UA Not really. In the collecting world, patterns are often grouped by their base pattern. French and greek patterns are widely known as "lizzard", while "brushstroke" includes wwii British patterns and the Rhodesian pattern
Also, yes, that us an iraqi uniform. They also made parachutist smocks, which are much rarer.
@@linusmcminus7852 then it's not fake it's Pakistani right,?
That last pattern reminds me of something that I saw in Lesotho once. I am not sure, but it might have been South African at one time or another.
Not South African
The "Red Dawn" camo is a surprisingly faithful representation of soviet KLMK considering what info they had to work with. I believe it was a single B&W photo.
Great video! Love learning more about camouflage patterns.
Thank you Stan for the talk and Chris for the video!
10:49 Sturm/Mil Tec makes cheap kinda low quality reproduction military gear so it’s repro splinter camo
Strum has different products some good some not so good
@@treerat7631 They make their goods in China, that is all you need to know.
solinvictus39 Thats a bit unfair. This is a case by case thing. Some sturm repro uniforms are well regarded such as their German m40 reproductions. Other items are not so good. You really have to look at an individual piece on its own merits.
Very informative and nice collection
that uniform from the Netherlands looks like a tank driver uniform.
Was thinking the same!
Is het ook
10 tegen 1
Outstanding
it's very possible that the "Rhodesian" camo is actually Pakistani brushstroke. Pakistan manufactured uniforms and camouflage smocks in a distinctive brushstroke pattern based off the camo which was used on WW2-era British windproof jackets, and the pattern on the jacket looked a lot more similar to the Pakistani pattern than the Rhodesian. Pakistan later exported these camo patterns to countries including Somalia and Syria, which might explain why the fabric is stamped "MADE IN PAKISTAN".
The reason why the Red Dawn KLMK camo is like that its because they had to look at black and white images from the US government, they didn't have access to any of the Soviet gear or uniform, so they had to guess the color and pattern for the Color, resulting the pattern.
Thank you for showing your nice collection ! Between 1983-1992, a lot of countries used olive-green or tan uniforms as standard fatigues. (camo was reserved to elite units.) The Soviet union wore a tan M1969 or tan M1988 set of clothings (paratroopers , spetnatz had their own camo)
SAS = Special Air Service NOT Squadron...
Yes. I realized that after i saw the video.
The SAS were true professionals and their training film "I Can't answer That Question" was fantastic in teaching how to resist interrogation techniques.
No,it's "Super Army Soldiers".
Thumbs up to anybody who got that reference.
I mean, it would have been troopers from an SAS squadron, so it's easy to see where the confusion could come from.
Libertarian45 easy there tough guy
The german camo that you showed was also used in Poland and Czechoslovakia if I'm not mistaken, fun fact: the camo was originally different looking, it had different colour pallete, but years of quality degrading both in fabric and print resulted in less and less contrast bewteen the different colours until it seemed like just worn-out green with black lines. Also: there was one other NVA camo that was called Flächentarn I think. When it comes to the czechoslovakian camo, there were few other patterns, the one that you showed is called ''mlok''(Salamander) but there was also ''dub''(Oak) and ''louka''(Field).
13:51 It's the symbol of the IQAF (Iraqi Air Force)
You need some Australian hearts and bunnies
I own so much Italian camo, and I have a different coloration for every season.
I absolutely love the pattern.
We had different shades and assumd it was caused by the number of washings.
@@stanleygurski7733 There are four basic colorations, the pre-WWII, post-WWII, post-WWII desert and the "San Marco" navy infantry. Internal variations among those four are caused by different batches made by different companies and by the washings.
Love that Red Dawn KLMK camo
Yes the last uniform is south african pattern before switching to the newer soldier 2000 pattern.
I did buy a Czech "lizard" camo uniform. Had the hood with the coat. Pants included. Yes, a lot of yellow in it. But, it was pretty effective on a bright sunny day in summer. And early fall. NY environment. Got it for paint ball games. I was very surprised that the ppl I was playing against. (That time of yr for the climate) was good. Heavy cloth. Draw strings can be used as a tow rope. And the print on the inside was real.
Polish square cap 'rogatywka' is in camo wz68 'mora' and you should shaped it... looks goofy when keept flat like that.
BTW, without a crown it was still real Poland for us and we would fight for it regardless the emblem.
Comuvie nie dobze. Are you a real Pole or not?
why you think like this? i'm pole and i think we shouldnt have crown we are not monarchy since more than 200 years. In my opinion socialist government did good job to remove crown, anyway socialist uniforms was much better than modern polish ripstop last good polish uniforms are from before 2010
Always a fan chris sup :)
The DPM was my issue combat uniform
You can get it from any British surplus site
Luke Wee man Perry it's common as dirt in New Zealand. I have a chest rig in it
I think romanian army were issued this pattern, as well as the british desert pattern. Now these are being replaced with new camo patterns, so there will be available pretty soon...
the romanian and british dpm have pretty much the same pattern.....the cut of the uniforms is different tho......i have a summer uniform from a friend who was in the military there.....compared to other uniforms they are very light but fragile
Yep
@@cryo2156 oh nice never knew that (my new account )
Hey Christhe Dutch piece of equipment seems to be a vehicle crew jumpsuit.
There are 2 variants, the OD one which is usually issued to vehicle crew which don't see the light of day as much like tankers and such.
The second variant is in the camouflage pattern which is usually given to vehicle crews of open cars like the MB G280 CDI.
one thing to remember about British DPM is that there are an awful lot of aftermarket companies still producing uniform parts especially small one like hats webbing etc in DPM not only in a total mixture of period patterns but also widely varying shades
we now use MTP but still have DPM bags and webbing for training
Another excellent video Chris. Stan is very entertaining and knowledgable. Do you know how old he is?
Born Dec 1947. retired but still serving
Stanley Gurski Thank you for your service
British DPM rocks. I think its the best looking camo out there. I have collected way too many pieces of the british and dutch variants.
The dutch jumpsuit at 11:15 is a dutch variant of the British DPM pattern. C. 80's probably. See Camopedia for more references.
Funnily enough I have the DPM temperate camo jacket you admire!, its pretty good quality, and my only retro DPM.
Nice video. The dpm british jacket is a soldier 95 or cs95 field jacket if it doesn't have a hood. If it has a hood its a smock. The bonnie hat in dpm is tropical dpm. Not alot of that around nowadays.
the British DPM was my cadet uniform it is really nice to have on when you are in the UK because of the weather but now we are issued MTP but DPM is still issue to the air training corps but we prefer MTP
The reason your British Boonie Hat is a different shade is because it is the Jungle DPM variant. The British army issued Jungle gear - Called "Trop" or "Trops" by the troops and is short for "Tropical". The colour is a much lighter and the material is much lighter which is why you would see front line troops and SF wearing Trops in temporary climate. The thinner material tried out quicker. Never saw smocks in DPM outside Belize but the trousers we de rigeur for those that wanted to appear "Ally". www.arrse.co.uk/wiki/Ally Allyness being British Army military fashion sense - the British army having the attitude of "you wear what works" in the field.
11:22 Seyntex ? That's a Belgian brand. They do most of the ABL uniforms (with sometimes for desert camo another brand with a flemish name U don't remember the name), and they are pretty popular outside Belgium too (I have a friend in the French military who wear Seyntex along with TOE)
I have been to that army surplus store in Hamburg, PA, good shit there
Is it in the Cabelas store, or like right next to it
The French Lizard Camo ( predecessor of the Tiger Stripe camo) was also used by the French Foreign Legion in Vietnam and during the >Battle of Dien Bien Phu < against the Viet Minh ( later Vietcong ) in the 50s .
motorrebell yeah and FR supplied to IDF Elite : SAYARET units etc sometimes worn in conjunction with a dk Fur collared JKT in a Cmbt Utilities vest Style !! UNFORTUNATELY a NO: of early ENTEBBE :OP THUNDERBOLT Films got the ISRAELI SOF uniforms WRONG !! (One had the GUYS wearing A class OG/OD uniforms an ISRAELI vet of OPS quick to NOTE!) FR BEP later REP also iss # BR ww2 W/PRFs CAM known as Sausage SKINS to FR PARAS and "DUCK HUNTER" CAMMO uniforms (as USMC iss # PACIFIC ! GD LUCK and THANKS for sharing /INPUT!!
The Dutch jumpsuit was and is issued to armoured personal. It was worn over the regular uniform, but under the jacket.
That Brown one @5.00 looks like a 3rd pattern Vietnam Tropical shirt....with British Buttons. Buttons normally give away a Uniforms identity.
If I’m not mistaken is the Dutch uniform you got there an early version (begin 90s) dpm tanker uniform
Soviet KLMK//Berezka “Silver Leaf” Camouflage was typically used by snipers and special units. I have a pair with a face mask myself. It actually really decent in most wooded areas
Thanks for the video. Could you advise me of an effective, current urban camo ????
THANK YOU.
TIGER AVENTURVIVAL urban camo is not really effective enough to be cost effective, but if you are looking to buy one uniform for airsoft or something, it should provide better concielment in an urban emvoronment than for example flecktarn. I wouldn’t wear urban camo to anywhere else than a grey/destroyed urban area with a lot of rubble. If you are playing airsoft at a field with both nature and urban environment, your best shot would be to go with nature camo (Forrest, desert, etc) simply because it’s easier to hide in a bush than in a pile of rubble
@@christianmoeller4397 , Thank You for your answer. The truth is that I want to use it for tactical subject in cities or urban areas abandoned or with rubble. I Have an old camo urban of the 90 's, but I know that they have progressed in these camos at present.
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Woah, shout out to Priority One Surplus in Hamburg, I only live 20 minutes away and have been there a few times, they have a whole wall of uniforms.
19.16 nzdpm mate looks like the de version stacks of it here
I definetly cannot choose which camouflage is my most favourite one. I say British DPM, German Flecktarn and US ERDL
In Italy the di let you keep your uniform and part of your kit after the compulsory military training, and so you could see many parked cars around covered by the that camo tent sheet!
On the 2nd camo,'the red dawn' also appear in rambo 3.
Color can be a camouflage. My grandpa 82 ABN, D-Day to Berlin said the German gray uniform blended in with shadows
That dutch uniform seems to be in a pattern similar to that of British woodland DPM.
The brown one BDU, near by the start of this video, looks like and made in the U.S. Vietnam era style "Slant pockets", poplin Jungle jacket & trousers.
yes.But it is so well done i wondered if it was manufactured rather than the "war story" I got from the previous owner.
The DPM boonie looks like a NZ army issue version, during the late eighties/early nineties the NZ army had complete missmatches of DPM colours with pine greens/grass greens and a very dark green version nicknamed "diesels". The diesel was so dark many soldiers soaked it in bleach untill the green became more of a grass green, at the same time the sand colour became a very sexy desert pink. If you look for pictures of NZ soldiers in Bosnia you can likely see the different shades of DPM.
Cool. I have a German winter poncho & NATO Polish nbc bdu. I have the nbc mask but the canisters are used. Your friend is very smart guy. I thought he was from Poughkeepsie area, not down in Pennsylvania.
I have one of those W German overwhite tops in my sniper kit from when I was in the army. Fortunately I never needed it. That pak jacket- I have one just like it. I found it in afg during search.
As a collector of European camo/bdu's/work uniforms(nothing formal or ceremonial in my wardrobe yet)I recognize almost all of whats on the table.There are several companies I deal with and just about all have british dpm (these come in at least 2 variants in woodland coloring and one in desert).Germany has the flecktarn pattern which is really BADASS!As for the Rhodesian there is a company in Canada offering new repop's ,but they are rather pricey.The raindrop camo from East Germany was copied and expanded upon by the Czechs(they embedded cloudlike shadow patterns into the raindrops)Romanian post communist leaf pattern camo has come on the market recently for cheap,as has Hungarian 48/89 pattern.I could go on and on,but I won't bore you.Several retailers(Sportsmans Guide,Colemans,Epic,Mikes militaria,etc. etc. )they all have a great selection and are very customer oriented.
I know the surplus store he's talking about. Great place!!
Does anyone know what the patch means at 9:07? Ive seen those patches on American uniforms on the sleeve.
I think the British DPM jacket might be an aircrew jacket for loadmasters etc
Army and Outdoors sells a heap of surplus DPM patterns. Really cheap too
I have a Rhodesian bush army shirt. Brilliant Camo for the bush!
The last uniform is Transkei camo,
South Africa, then?
Priority one surplus in Hamburg Pa. is the name of that place for camo
I wore the clown camouflage uniform Czech army in the late 80s as a opfor in the army we were a special opfor for the army only..but sturm makes Foreign uniforms for different countries and for movies they actually have a wholesale store in Georgia I collect foreign uniforms for the last 25 years Lot of those uniforms come from bill sportsman guide and they get most of on from Sturm they have been making Uniform since World War II . I've actually been to a couple of their factories in Germany I am very familiar with every uniform that you've had in the video I actually have just about every one and accessories for all of the Uniforms. I can probably tell you anything you wanna know about any of the military uniforms you have on your collection.
In 12:30 that camo was the greek army camo
I was in Germany in 78 through 82 we had cards that had all Soviet Union uniforms We were up force in refoger
Would that surplus shop in Hamburg happen to be called Priority One Surplus if so I was at an air show recently and they had a booth where they had great stuff at dirt cheap prices
Yes it is , I just forgot its name. Fantastic collection of US and foreign camo at reasonable prices.
Role players/ OPFOR at SERE as well as those who worked with Robin Sage, and other portions of SF training at Ft Bragg were known for wearing black BDU style uniforms in the 90's.
i last left Bragg in 1992. SERE group also had local tailor made Soviet dress uniforms with hammer and sickle wood buttons.
Yea Im collector of uniforms but Serbian ones
Bosnian Serbs used DPM uniforms in brigade called “Vukovi sa Vučjaka”
And also tiger pattern
I have some M89 and M93 uniforms in private collection
17:17 the brazilian armed forces use the lizard pattern and this is what the navy uses, with a predominance of light brown. the army predominantly uses dark brown, and the air force uses shades of blue.
The brown uniform is custom, may be based on the Russian BDU in a small leaf "woodland Patern" called "Flora. The Itaiian uniform is of a pattern called "San Marco". The French "Lizard pattern" uniform is based on the 1964 pattern. which gave way to to large leaf ( CCA?) subdued pattern that ommitted the skirt pockets. In the late 80s, Rhodisian camo became scarce, one outfit, Quartermaster Brigade out of Atlanta sold them, there was a boycott on some most interesting South African camo as well. The Dutch piece is a tanker coverall. The Iraqis, Afgannis, they were provided with U. S. uniforms, but they came up with there own, U.S gave them the fabric . I own Some DPM, last before they changed over (Soldier 95, 2000). I will never wear an M65. Remember dude, when dealing with Dutch, Belgium areas, they retain the British influence. I can give you several examples. Now, the last example...this my be Yugoslavian, at best, a Balkan pattern. Been doing surplus since age 14, pushing 60 now
The DPM temperate Jacket is British Army ( Combat 95 Pattern) , if you like that jacket look for the DPM Arctic ,Windproof/SAS ( both hooded ,awesome bits of kit ) or PARA ,sniper smocks that are a lot better , want something lightweight and quick drying ,brighter colours but same pattern check out the jungle combats ( trousers loved by British squaddies )
funkyfenman THANKS for that point!! The Brighter coloured Tropical DPM had Better "PRICKLY HEAT " protection than later DPM tropical iss# LOT of UK LADS prefer it !! ALSO Tropical DPM trsrs DRYED QUICKER on OPS !! UK PARAs and R.MNES CDO on OUT of AREA OPS (SAIF SAAREA EX :OMAN ) 5 ABN BDE /3CDO BD3 wore tropical DPM as NOTHING else available !!!
The berate looks like its from serbia and montenegro / FR yugoslavia / just serbia... (its fun here in the balkans)
cool video btw
The "dutch" camo is actually a 90's British DPM uniform we shared with most of Europe
Dutch version of dpm, same splotches but slightly different colors.
@@jankaas4504 not quite, Dutch woodland pattern is also lacking the spotty fringes on the splodges of dpm.
Superdoei
@@psychoaiko666 you mean the ones the limeys stopped printing in the later variations?
Dpm was uesd by a lot of countries
@@jankaas4504 really? Stopped?
I saw them on active personnel as late as 2014.
Sorry for the late response, I somehow was notified just now. 🤔
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10:50 Sturm is a german factory which produces cheap replicas of any uniform and equipment you can imagine. Sometimes it's not worth the little price you pay, sometimes it's good or even excellent. And yes, it's a replica of the german Splittertarn camouflage, used primarily by the Wehrmacht, not the SS, and it has seen some use in the postwar Bundeswehr.
The unidentified disruptive pattern jacket he was talking about is a Canadian Airborne Regiment DPM smock! I know that tag anywhere!
it is not it was the same as my issue smock i still have it
17:20 looks like brazilian
The last jacket is Cuban -worn by Advisors in Angola.
That last pattern was made for the military of Transkei.
13:48 Seems like garment produced in Romania for Iraqis in the 80's. Those were exact copies of British DPM but printed and sewn in Romania.
The dutch camo uniform is for tank and armoured vehicle personel.
15:33 its the same as dutch but this is a english jacket!.
16:21 nato issue english helmet..
one would think any surplus store would have these. they do in europe!
From UK and our army surplus shops are full of DPM, it got fazed out about 10 years ago for MTP! It won’t be around forever soooo.....
i was issued DPM until about two years ago as it wasnt issue the the ATC but now i have MTP but miss the good old DPM but going off track but the should do an MTP style DPM
The British floppy hat is a different shade of DPM because it’s the jungle type. Pre soldier 95, when the temperate stuff was issued you had a separate issue for jungle warfare. After Soldier 95 came into issue it was kind of a one issue does all.
the dutch army suite is used bij tank crews
British DPM is great. Love Rhodesian bushstroke too. British MTP is good.
Got a chuckle when he talked about the surplus store near Cabela's in Hamburg, PA and pronounced it 'Hahm-borg' like the German city it takes its name from. No one here in PA pronounces it that way, well maybe some old Amish farmer might. Everyone else says 'HAM-berg'...
BTW, the surplus store's website: www.priorityonesurplus.com
I've had good luck with Coleman's Surplus, got a set of Italian Vegetato camo and a Turkish desert camo shirt. www.colemans.com
I think the last one is Greek.
The baret could be old style Dutch army infantry od green baret. Replaced in the late 00 by a bottle green colored baret, which looks extremely similar to the Dutch army specfor baret. Which of course prompted resentment among the Dutch specfor community.
The Dutch coverall is a tanker coverall, only worn by Dutch army tankcrews. No other personnel ever wears those.
As to the thickness of the material, that's standard on Dutch combat tenues.
The old parka was of a thinner fabric to which a rain, separate winter liner and hood were attached with buttons.
There is also a thinner camo fabric dress shirt (in both long and short sleeve) for administrative personnel.
In the 90s a desert camo (derived from 3color desert) uniform was introduced on a thinner fabric.
There is also a very rare 5 color dutch tropical combat uniform on a bright green base fabric. It is no good though as the fabric is extremely prone to tare.
So in all next to standard thickness uniforms the Dutch army uses/has used four different thinner fabrics for uniforms.
Do u now know the name of the surplus store
17:20 It's looks like brazilian army uniform and the brazil's green barret.
The dpm bonnie hat is NZdpm
I prefer the old Portuguese lizard pattern than the dpm we use now is rubbish
And for the jackets try Gortex that's the brand of our cold teampature dpm coats
The Boni hat is an earlier jungle version hence the different pattern.
There are different versions of the west german winter uniform. The one i wore looks like the one you have a jacket + trousers. I have seen white ponchos too. Dunno if they are issued. You can turn them, spray them and use them in urban terrain.
The "padded version" which was mentioned sounds like a verson of the "Neckermannsanzug"(Neckermannssuit) which was developed in 1941. Interesting story behind it.
The shown russian "jumpsuits" are made to be worn over the uniform as cammo.
French lizard is still in use in former french colonies in africa. The vietnam tigerstripe cammo came out of it.
A version of the uk dpm pattern uniform is used by a russian sf unit. The version that is asked about might be from arktis outdoor. Have to see it to be sure.
The last one might be greek lizard but again i don`t see it right. The beret might be israeli.
The British combat smogs are very common in Thailand. I picked one up for just 10 euros.
17:45 is this greek lizard camo or jugo?
The beret is almost certainly Yugoslav. It was originally issued only to recon-sabouter units in late eighties (tough similar was issued to territorial defense since seventies, and I believe this particular copy is actually TD (TO), not regular army one. It's also possible it's a Bosnian Muslim wartime production since it was popular with them and it lacks factory sticker) and after transformation of JNA into JA in 1992. it replaced communist old "Titovka" as a standard service cap. Reserve units of Serbian army still use them today.
VSR-93 and VSR-98 nice Camouflage
The British Disruptive Pattern Material (DPM) is common as dirt where I live.
A better version of the DPM jacket is the WINDPROOF SMOCK.
it was the windproof smock