Camo GVT Korps mariniers

Dit is een Woodland versie, oorspronkelijk Amerikaans. ( door de belegering in Cambodja ooit )

Er zijn ook versies gemaakt gebaseerd op smock, het Engelse DPM.
 
Marine corps has a two types of camo:
1.MCCUU woodland
2.Digital desert
marpat-marine-pattern-camouflage.jpg
 
@b.samriey
Not everything has to do with the American forces..thank god ;)
 
Lol ok so he were refer to Royal Netherlands Army ;)
But he said (korps mariniers) and i don't think we have Corps-Marine here in the Netherlands! we have Dutch Marines but not Corps that's why i missed him :#
 
Corps mean large military formation composed of two or more military divisions.
Just love to explain ;)
 
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korps_Mariniers, we don't have korps mariniers? So 240 years of korps mariniers is redundant?
 
Rebelattack;21342 zei:
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korps_Mariniers, we don't have korps mariniers? So 240 years of korps mariniers is redundant?
Klik om te vergroten...
Not that way you miss understand me..
The Royal Netherlands Marine Corps is Navy Infantry Unit, Not independent Corps.
in military terms (divisions) such as armored divisions.
Netherlands had a three Marine Corps Unit Divisions back to the 80's but this number of unite reduced due to the economic crisis and spending cuts (i think in 2009-2010) so to day we have a Marine Corps Unit, part from the Royal Netherlands Navy which is under the command of Dutch Army. But not Corps which is mean large military formation composed of two or more military divisions 45,000 to 80,000 person + 250 tanks +heavy artillery..etc
In other words when you say:
Marine Corps (this mean you refer to navy infantry unit)
But when you say:
Corps Marine (this mean you refer to large military formation two or more military divisions).
Therefore when i read his comment (korps mariniers) i thought he refer to the U.S Corps Marine and that's why @Strelok understand me directly..
Got it ;)
 
Lolz was just trying to show what the korps mariniers is XD, I never said it in english so I never meant Marine Corps or Corps Marine. I can understand that you misunderstood it due to the terms used in english, but I never used those or meant those. Anyways back on topic :D.
 
No problem i always love to learn if i was wrong and you correct me i would be grateful
 
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