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Multi-Terrain Pattern

The Multi-Terrain Pattern (MTP) is the standard camouflage pattern of the British Armed Forces. It is a modified version of Crye's Multicam pattern using the same colour palette but with shapes that resemble the UK's previous DPM pattern.

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Designed
2002
Designer
Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
In service
March 2010 – present
Place of origin
United Kingdom
Produced
2010–present
Type
Military camouflage pattern

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Multi-Terrain Pattern

Nodes42
Edges41
Triples35
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.047619
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Multi-Terrain Pattern

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related to history · 24
Multi-Terrain Pattern → Afghan, Afghanistan, British, British Army, By, Combat Soldier, Crye's MultiCam, Defence, Desert, Desert DPM, DPM, Following, HM Forces, In, It, March, Mechanised Brigade, MultiCam, Operation Herrick, Personal Clothing System
related to External links · 3
Multi-Terrain Pattern → Multi-Terrain PatternOfficial Crye Precision, United States, US D659
Designed · 1
Multi-Terrain Pattern → 2002
Designer · 1
Multi-Terrain Pattern → Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
In service · 1
Multi-Terrain Pattern → March 2010 – present
Place of origin · 1
Multi-Terrain Pattern → United Kingdom
Produced · 1
Multi-Terrain Pattern → 2010–present
Type · 1
Multi-Terrain Pattern → Military camouflage pattern
Used by · 1
Multi-Terrain Pattern → See Users
Wars · 1
Multi-Terrain Pattern → War in Afghanistan Iraq War Russo-Ukrainian War

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camouflage pattern new forces defence mtp british dpm multicam standard patterns multi-terrain crye force armed desert using united afghanistan uniform

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Multi-Terrain PatternDesigned20021.00infobox
Multi-Terrain PatternDesignerDefence Science and Technology Laboratory1.00infobox
Multi-Terrain PatternIn serviceMarch 2010 – present1.00infobox
Multi-Terrain PatternPlace of originUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Multi-Terrain PatternProduced2010–present1.00infobox
Multi-Terrain PatternTypeMilitary camouflage pattern1.00infobox
Multi-Terrain PatternUsed bySee Users1.00infobox
Multi-Terrain PatternWarsWar in Afghanistan Iraq War Russo-Ukrainian War1.00infobox
Multi-Terrain Patternrelated to External linksUnited States0.60section
Multi-Terrain Patternrelated to External linksUS D6590.60section
Multi-Terrain Patternrelated to External linksMulti-Terrain PatternOfficial Crye Precision0.60section
Multi-Terrain Patternrelated to historyFollowing0.60section

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