DPM (part 3)

Welcome to the third instalment of our comprehensive exploration into the evolution of DPM camouflage within the British Army. From the '68 Pattern to the '95 Pattern, we're traversing through decades of military history to uncover the story behind each iteration.

Building upon our previous discussion of the '84 pattern, this video delves into the introduction of desert DPM. Introduced in 1990 for the First Gulf War, desert DPM marked a significant departure from traditional woodland patterns, adapting to the unique environmental challenges of desert warfare. Join me as we take a look at the design innovations and implications of this pivotal camouflage pattern.

Following our exploration of desert DPM, we'll turn our attention to the '95 pattern. Serving as the primary camouflage pattern for the British Army until the introduction of MTP in 2010, the '95 pattern encapsulates a defining era in military history. Through meticulous analysis, we'll unravel the legacy of this iconic camouflage design and its enduring impact on military operations.

Join us as we continue our journey through the annals of British Army DPM, uncovering the threads that bind past, present, and future in the tapestry of military camouflage.