II and III patterns were introduced). Backlash from Marines, including an objection from former Commandant Conway, led to restrictions when NAVADMIN 374/09 was released: Type II pattern is restricted to Naval Special Warfare personnel while deployed, while the NWU Type III is the standard shore working uniform for all Naval personnel effective 1 October 2019. The blue and grey Type I uniform was discontinued . ARMPAT, an Armenian version of the MARPAT pattern, is currently used by the Armenian Armed Forces, and the Artsakh Defense Army. It has the same design as the MARPAT, but with different color sets. Users : : Used by RBDF soldiers. : Used by BOPE in woodland operations. : MARPAT clones (Temperate/woodland versions) used by Chadian troops. : : Woodland clones used by Cypriot special forces. : Was the standard issue camouflage of the Georgian military from 2007 to 2014 with temperate and desert versions used, used on US-made uniforms, when it was replaced by MultiCam. Still in limited use by Georgian Police and paramilitaries as of 2017. : Used by Garud Commando Force and Para SF in jungle operations. : Temperate MARPAT clones used by IRGC Sepah forces. : Woodland MARPAT worn by Commando Regiment and desert MARPAT worn by Airborne Regiment. : Clones of MARPAT used by the 084th Special Task Battalion. : Used by some PDF units as of 2022. : Used by Special Task Unit "Tiger". Used by officers of the Special Support Unit. : MARPAT clone used by Royal Saint Lucia Police Force units. : Clones of the desert MARPAT seen with Saudi troops. Used by Al-Afwaj Regiment, Ministry of Interior (Saudi Arabia). Non-state actors People's Protection Units Gallery References Bibliography Further reading External links Photos of USMC-issued MARPAT Notes from the original designer of MARPAT 2001 in military history United States military uniforms Camouflage patterns Military camouflage Products introduced in 2001 United States Marine Corps equipment Military equipment introduced in the 2000s