Strichtarn

An example of Strichtarn

An National People's Army (German-NVA) summer field service uniform

Strichtarn was a Military camouflage pattern developed in 1960, in East Germany. It was used between 1965 and 1990.^[1]

Design

Strichtarn is designed for use in all seasons in central Europe.

Usage

Strichtarn was used in central Europe, in several countries:

References

↑ "Strichtarn - The rain or splinter camouflage pattern of the DDR (former East German) armed forces between 1965 and 1990". nva-ddr.co.uk. Retrieved 2013-06-23.

Camouflage

Topics	Camouflage Countershading Active camouflage Counter-illumination Disruptive coloration Motion camouflage Multi-spectral camouflage

Animal	Crypsis Decorator crabs Flower mantises Mimicry Batesian Müllerian Aggressive Underwater camouflage

Military	Military camouflage Aircraft camouflage Battledress Camoufleurs Dazzle camouflage Digital camouflage Middle East Command Camouflage Directorate Ship camouflage USN WWII camouflage measures

Pioneers	Edward Bagnall Poulton Abbott Handerson Thayer John Graham Kerr Hugh Cott Norman Wilkinson

Prototypes	Adaptiv Diffused lighting camouflage Yehudi lights

Systems	Berberys-R Nakidka

Patterns	List of military clothing camouflage patterns Australian Multicam Battle Dress Bundeswehr Wüstentarn CADPAT Desert Night Camouflage Disruptive Pattern Material Erbsenmuster ERDL pattern Flecktarn Frog Skin Jigsaw Khaki drill Leibermuster Lizard M05 M84 M90 MARPAT MultiCam Multi-Terrain Pattern Pantera Rosa Rhodesian Brushstroke Six-Color Desert Pattern Soldier 2000 Splittermuster Scorpion W2 Tactical Assault Camouflage TAZ 90 Telo mimetico Tigerstripe Type 99 (China) Type 07 (China) Universal Camouflage Pattern US Woodland wz. 68 Moro wz. 89 Puma wz. 93 Pantera

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