Finnish military suspects Russia copied thier camo
The Fins are not happy with the Russians. DefenceTalk.com reports:
The Finnish Defence Forces are investigating what they suspect is unauthorised copying of the M05 camouflage pattern by the Russian military, Finnish business daily Taloussanomat reported on its website Tuesday.
The M05 battledress pattern is a protected design.
According to Taloussanomat, a pattern bearing striking resemblance to the M05 had been seen in Russia’s Yeger battledress in news footage.
Finnish M05 woodland pattern (photo from Wikipedia)
New Russian Camo that was on display
earlier this year (2008) (Photo from MP.net)
UPDATE:
BallisticBaggins in the comments think this may be the camo the Fins are referring to (see comments below for more information):
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So What?
http://www.kamouflage.net/r...
That's a picture of the Russian camouflage, the pixelated one on this page is irrelevant!