The Russian Armed Forces (VSR) dubok (little oak) pattern has been worn by some National Security Service elements since the late 1990s, although it has largely been phased out. Since the mid-2000s, the pattern has essentially been phased out of service and replaced by a host of other camouflage designs. The pattern is known as "mountain desert" colloquially, and has been worn variously by personnel of the Army, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Department of National Security, and the Border Guards. The pattern is essentially a varied colorway using the standard Soviet drawings, although many color variations have seen production since it was originally introduced.
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