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English: Camouflage is the method which allows an otherwise visible object to remain indiscernible from the surrounding environment. Examples include a tiger's stripes and the fatigues of a modern soldier. Camouflage is a form of deception.
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nature
[edit]Main gallery: Camouflage in nature.
See also category: Animal camouflage.
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Dead Leaf mantis
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Infant cuttlefish
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Striped pyjama squid, Australia
Camouflage in military
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camouflage
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German flecktarn camouflage
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Camouflage desert pattern on Russian T-shirt
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Disruptive Pattern Material (DPM) Combat 95 used in clothing and equipment for the British Armed Forces
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Ditto
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Desert pattern DPM
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Dutch fractal pattern
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Bangladesh
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Afghan
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Polish Wz. 93 Pantera
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ww1
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Camouflage (cloth)
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Sniper
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sniper
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Marine sniper, Ghillie suit, 1988
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US Marines in camouflage
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British soldier during Operation Desert Shield, 1991
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Stretcher
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Man of the House, 2005
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Curved knee strike to the midsection
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Army Military Combatives
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Senegal, Africa
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T-6 Texan in desert camouflage, Australia, 2005
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Chines soldiers poorly armed
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Members of an American patrol, Battle of the Bulge, Luxembourg, 1944
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Secretary Rice and soldiers
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US Army M113A2 APC
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French VBL, France, 2003
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ARH Tiger helicopter
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BMP-1 vehicle, Afghanistan
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tank
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armoured cars
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Bunker mit Tarbemalung
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MG Bunker der Anlage Fuchsegg
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A camouflage suit for a sniper.
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USS Paul Hamilton, 1945
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USS San Francisco, 1944
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HMS Furious, 1918
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HMS Underwing
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HMS Kildangan
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File:HMS Polyanthus
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HMS Avenger
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USS Killen, 1944
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USS Bush, 1944
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Two female war workers make camouflage nets in a warehouse, somewhere in Britain. 1943
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Camouflaged Mobile Control Tower in use at Appledram, Sussex between 1943 and 1945
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ww2 ship
Camouflage in art
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copied cover. The former Nazi-German propaganda was replaced by Soviet propaganda for German soldiers, 1941
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Cover copied from a German law, now containing the first en:Red Army Faction manifesto by the then imprisoned lawywer en:Horst Mahler, 1971