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Ground Forces / Re: Serbian army color schemes
« on: July 19, 2011, 09:31:41 PM »It would be nice to see this one in regards to surrounding
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Ground Forces / Re: Serbian army color schemes
« on: July 19, 2011, 09:11:28 PM »
Glad you like it. Here is fap 1118
PM M71
PM M71
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Ground Forces / Re: Serbian army color schemes
« on: July 19, 2011, 05:16:43 AM »
FAP 1118
GVOZDIKA
m-80
BOV-
PUCH, LR Defender-
GVOZDIKA
m-80
BOV-
PUCH, LR Defender-
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Ground Forces / Re: Serbian army color schemes
« on: January 24, 2011, 06:39:46 PM »
Thank you. I'm putting together some interesting ways of numbering the vehicles.
Hope, somebody will create models and drawings, the way we have them for the Aviation.
Hope, somebody will create models and drawings, the way we have them for the Aviation.
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Ground Forces / Re: Serbian army color schemes
« on: January 24, 2011, 05:40:47 PM »
Liscence Plates-
YPA-
A, motorbikes; C-trailers; P-cars; R-vip, buses; G-passenger car/all terrain; N-Ambulance, F,K,L,M,N-Trucks, T-All Terain, M-MP, TO-territorial Defence; U,Z, C-Engeener, Construction machinery
Serbian Army, new plates-
YPA-
A, motorbikes; C-trailers; P-cars; R-vip, buses; G-passenger car/all terrain; N-Ambulance, F,K,L,M,N-Trucks, T-All Terain, M-MP, TO-territorial Defence; U,Z, C-Engeener, Construction machinery
Serbian Army, new plates-
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Ground Forces / Re: Serbian army color schemes
« on: January 24, 2011, 05:23:41 PM »
Vichicle markings.
Yugoslav Peoples Army used white paint for the numbers.
AirFOrce had better rules and regulatons for the markings, than the ground forces.
After 1990's Yugoslav and Serbian Army kept the same white numerals. You have already seen some on previews photos, but one more here-
Lately, more and more, Serbian Army is applaying Unit emblems and in some cases Serbian Army Offical emblem-4"C" Shiled with the cross.
Military Police BOV-
River Flotilla-
Yugoslav Peoples Army used white paint for the numbers.
AirFOrce had better rules and regulatons for the markings, than the ground forces.
After 1990's Yugoslav and Serbian Army kept the same white numerals. You have already seen some on previews photos, but one more here-
Lately, more and more, Serbian Army is applaying Unit emblems and in some cases Serbian Army Offical emblem-4"C" Shiled with the cross.
Military Police BOV-
River Flotilla-
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Ground Forces / Re: Serbian army color schemes
« on: January 21, 2011, 10:53:56 PM »
This are some different and unique solutions and variations-
BDRM strela during the 1999.
There is an interesting story that this pattern was actually created in the 1970's.
Up armored truck-
Nora spots-
4 colors spots on Puch-
Jigsaw(m-93 uniform pattern)-
Bov with vertical stripes-
NATO VAriation-
Praga VJ, 1999-
Praga variation, VJ, 1999-
Praga VRS, 1993-
m-80, VRS, 1995 Bosnia
VJ BDRM strela variation, 1999-
VJ, 1999, m-80 4 colors variation-
Serbian Police/Zandarmerija-
Free Crayola Artists,
NAto VAriation, 1999
Zastava NATo VAriation, 2009-
Police, 2009-
Puch, 2010-
BDRM strela during the 1999.
There is an interesting story that this pattern was actually created in the 1970's.
Up armored truck-
Nora spots-
4 colors spots on Puch-
Jigsaw(m-93 uniform pattern)-
Bov with vertical stripes-
NATO VAriation-
Praga VJ, 1999-
Praga variation, VJ, 1999-
Praga VRS, 1993-
m-80, VRS, 1995 Bosnia
VJ BDRM strela variation, 1999-
VJ, 1999, m-80 4 colors variation-
Serbian Police/Zandarmerija-
Free Crayola Artists,
NAto VAriation, 1999
Zastava NATo VAriation, 2009-
Police, 2009-
Puch, 2010-
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Ground Forces / Re: Serbian army color schemes
« on: January 21, 2011, 10:22:26 PM »
At the same time, more and more, overhauled vehicles got the very new green shade, that was more saturated and bright grass like.
This is an interesting photo of US scouts looking at Serbian Supply truck-
Slowly, the pattern and colors evolved, and after the 1999, it looked that Serbian army is close to what is today official pattern.
Green became more greenish, and the actual lines where not pure vertical stripes.
Size and areas where the spots and stripes are where well defined, framing green in to a different shapes.
Good example are this overhauled BOVs and TAM trucks-
This is an interesting photo of US scouts looking at Serbian Supply truck-
Slowly, the pattern and colors evolved, and after the 1999, it looked that Serbian army is close to what is today official pattern.
Green became more greenish, and the actual lines where not pure vertical stripes.
Size and areas where the spots and stripes are where well defined, framing green in to a different shapes.
Good example are this overhauled BOVs and TAM trucks-
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Ground Forces / Re: Serbian army color schemes
« on: January 21, 2011, 10:01:33 PM »
By the middle of 1999, some Army Units, primarily Military Police, started do paint vehicles in NATO like pattern-large vertical brown and black stripes-on existing SMB green, or new lighter green was applied.
After NATO bombing, Complete Pristina Corps, was painted in this scheme.
This however sometimes created issue, since the new green was sometimes painted over existing SMB without adequate preparation. Result was screamingly bright, turquoise green, and brown and black was piling off too quickly.
After NATO bombing, Complete Pristina Corps, was painted in this scheme.
This however sometimes created issue, since the new green was sometimes painted over existing SMB without adequate preparation. Result was screamingly bright, turquoise green, and brown and black was piling off too quickly.
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Ground Forces / Re: Serbian army color schemes
« on: January 21, 2011, 08:36:47 PM »
Thank you all.
I'm glad you find this info useful!
1998-1999
In Early spring of 1998, Serbian army and Police started operations against the KLA in the province of Kosovo.
Some Army units took initiative, and started sporadic painting, mostly coping Serbian police brown and black amoeba/spots-
As a part of the preparations for a possible NATO air campaign, Serbian(YU) AirDefence was concentrating on deception, hiding, using camouflage nets and other techniques, as well as camouflage painting-
More coming up...
I'm glad you find this info useful!
1998-1999
In Early spring of 1998, Serbian army and Police started operations against the KLA in the province of Kosovo.
Some Army units took initiative, and started sporadic painting, mostly coping Serbian police brown and black amoeba/spots-
As a part of the preparations for a possible NATO air campaign, Serbian(YU) AirDefence was concentrating on deception, hiding, using camouflage nets and other techniques, as well as camouflage painting-
More coming up...
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Ground Forces / Re: Serbian army color schemes
« on: January 20, 2011, 09:30:27 PM »
Yugoslav Army/Serbian Police
1990-1998
Former Yugoslav republics did not have any rule how to camouflage paint and the same goes for Serbia.
Most painting was done by initiative of the unit commander and usually on limited numbers of units.
Most common colors where brown and black painted on the existing SMB(Olive/drab green) in a form of stripes and spots in variety of differed sizes and shades.
There is great book about Military Vehicles in Croatia, you can check PDF here-
http://biblioteka.mycity-military.com/biblioteka/V.....1-1995.pdf
First organized camouflage painting in Serbia was not performed by the army, but Serbian Police.
Most trucks, APC...had brown and black spots/small stripes and that varied in size and shape-
In the second half of the 1990's, then Yugoslav Army overhauled and purchased some new FAP trucks for the Swedish Radar System Giraffe. They where painted in Swedish Splinter Pattern-
...More coming up!!!
1990-1998
Former Yugoslav republics did not have any rule how to camouflage paint and the same goes for Serbia.
Most painting was done by initiative of the unit commander and usually on limited numbers of units.
Most common colors where brown and black painted on the existing SMB(Olive/drab green) in a form of stripes and spots in variety of differed sizes and shades.
There is great book about Military Vehicles in Croatia, you can check PDF here-
http://biblioteka.mycity-military.com/biblioteka/V.....1-1995.pdf
First organized camouflage painting in Serbia was not performed by the army, but Serbian Police.
Most trucks, APC...had brown and black spots/small stripes and that varied in size and shape-
In the second half of the 1990's, then Yugoslav Army overhauled and purchased some new FAP trucks for the Swedish Radar System Giraffe. They where painted in Swedish Splinter Pattern-
...More coming up!!!
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Ground Forces / Serbian army color schemes
« on: January 20, 2011, 06:58:14 PM »
Just few months ago, Serbian army has adopted new rules and regulations for vehicle color schemes, as well as new uniform with digital pattern
According to Lieutenant Colonel Milan Kulic(mee-lan Cool-eech), "...the colors are standardized according to Serbia's environment, and patterns created for most vehicles..."
http://www.politika.rs/rubrike/Drustvo/Nove-uniforme-u-pet-boja-Srbije.sr.html
In last year, most overhauled vehicles (BOV, m-80, BDRM, TAM trucks...) where painted in 3 colors scheme. Green with Brown and Black spots and/or stripes, depending on the size.
Also, some of the new Land Rovers and FAP-1118 trucks have the very same scheme.
One of the overhauled m-17 of the Serbian got the same look.
It is interesting that JNA (Yugoslav Peoples Army) never officially adopted color scheme for the land forces, as they did for the Air Force. Around 1963, Army tried to implement some rules for different seasons and areas of the country, and and it was decided to to experiment in 329th Armored Brigade. From the start, there where some problems, since "Duga" color pallet did not have requested colors in their pallet. By the October 1964, new pattern was on one t-34;t-54b, m4a3,TZI M-74 and 3 M-47, as well as OT M-60 in fall scheme. Painting was done by hand and patterns was previously marked by chalk. They used Olive Green(Drab), light "leaf" green; creme/ocer; black and white for winter. In June of 1965, camouflage coloring was perofrmed during the military maneuver to test how it can be done under the war conditions. m-4a3 tank Platoon crew complitd the task in less than 3 hours. 6 tanks where done correctly, while 4 had some small corrections. For some reason YPA never implemented this and all of the vehicles stayed in SMB(gray olive color).
I have never found any photos about this.
Coming up-Yugoslav Army; Army of Serbian and Montenegro and Serbian Army camouflage schemes.
According to Lieutenant Colonel Milan Kulic(mee-lan Cool-eech), "...the colors are standardized according to Serbia's environment, and patterns created for most vehicles..."
http://www.politika.rs/rubrike/Drustvo/Nove-uniforme-u-pet-boja-Srbije.sr.html
In last year, most overhauled vehicles (BOV, m-80, BDRM, TAM trucks...) where painted in 3 colors scheme. Green with Brown and Black spots and/or stripes, depending on the size.
Also, some of the new Land Rovers and FAP-1118 trucks have the very same scheme.
One of the overhauled m-17 of the Serbian got the same look.
It is interesting that JNA (Yugoslav Peoples Army) never officially adopted color scheme for the land forces, as they did for the Air Force. Around 1963, Army tried to implement some rules for different seasons and areas of the country, and and it was decided to to experiment in 329th Armored Brigade. From the start, there where some problems, since "Duga" color pallet did not have requested colors in their pallet. By the October 1964, new pattern was on one t-34;t-54b, m4a3,TZI M-74 and 3 M-47, as well as OT M-60 in fall scheme. Painting was done by hand and patterns was previously marked by chalk. They used Olive Green(Drab), light "leaf" green; creme/ocer; black and white for winter. In June of 1965, camouflage coloring was perofrmed during the military maneuver to test how it can be done under the war conditions. m-4a3 tank Platoon crew complitd the task in less than 3 hours. 6 tanks where done correctly, while 4 had some small corrections. For some reason YPA never implemented this and all of the vehicles stayed in SMB(gray olive color).
I have never found any photos about this.
Coming up-Yugoslav Army; Army of Serbian and Montenegro and Serbian Army camouflage schemes.
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Combat Warplanes / Re: Yugoslav Hurricane
« on: August 01, 2007, 01:20:54 AM »
I have never seen some of this photos, they are great.
Here is some more-
Here is some more-
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Forums Works / Re: New area
« on: March 13, 2007, 02:04:19 PM »
Shure.
Most forums have OT, so I agree.
Most forums have OT, so I agree.