From what I understand, the standard camouflage scheme applied to Danish Army vehicles used to be a disruptive pattern of green and black (similar to the British Army’s Cold War scheme). Am I correct in thinking that this has been changed to the three-colour NATO scheme of green, brown and black?
Thanks,
Paul
A.F.A.I.K. it´s still black and green.
HermannB,
I think you are correct.
Since I posted the question, I went back to some of the video footage
of recent military exercises between Danish and Lithuanian troops.
It appears that the Danish were still using the black/green camouflage
on their vehicles; the three-colour scheme was on the Lithuanian vehicles.
Paul
Germany donated a lot of equipment, hence the NATOflage.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_equipment_of_the_Lithuanian_Armed_Forces