Detail Artifact
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| PASGT DBDU Helmet Cover |
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| Field Gear |
| Gulf War |
| PASGT Helmet Cover in "Chocolate Chip" DBDU camouflage pattern |
| Probably Authentic |
| Related: Camouflage , DBDU , Desert , Helmet |
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| Related Facts | |
| The word 'camouflage" is derived from the French word 'camouflerage' which means: camoufler (“disguise, to hide”) +? -age (noun-forming suffix). The French slang word 'camouflage' came into English use during the First World War. | Camouflage |
| DBDU stands for Desert Battle Dress Uniform | DBDU |
| DBDU was used by the United States Armed Forces from the early 1980s to the early to mid 1990s | DBDU |
| "Stahlhelm" translates to "steel helmet", however the distinctive German helmet design is commonly referred to as a Stahlhelm. | Helmet |