As Viper52 would say, no picture no talk (NPNT), so here are
some pictures of the stuff in my stash.
This is the first time I've photographed a part of my collection,
which even my closest friends have yet to see the full extent
of.... Still it pales in comparison with the stuff hardcore
collectors in the above posting have amassed.
Top to bottom: Taiwanese ERDL camo, SAF Number 4, MAF Number 5.
Background is a night camouflage parka. I really like the night
camo parkas and have, ermmm.... eight of these in various sizes
made by different contractors.
Top to bottom: US DCU, Australian Army Auscam, French Army desert
camo, British Army desert DPM. Background is a snow parka.
A selection of boonie hats, placed on a black and white shemagh (I
also have a red and white one).
Top row: 195 Sqn, US Desert camo, disruptive loose leaf camo (my
personal favourite. I tested it during Exercise Wallaby and it was
comfortable to wear, cool and airy yet provided useful
shade).
Bottom row: MAF (old brush stroke pattern), SAF, MAF (current
Harimau pattern).
Some MAF paraphernalia and my MAF rank reference chart. Note the
pen holders above the MAF No.5 trousers, in the old and new camo
pattern. The package next to the rank chart is an MAF field
dresssing (FAD). Not shown are the MAF jungle boots, full pack, SBO
etc etc. I also have name tags embroided using the old and new
font.
SAF gear as issued for overseas missions in desert areas. The
aircrew survival vest is something I acquired as a result of my OFE
after action review. It comes with a spare air cylinder and holder,
not shown in photo. The jacket is a US Army M65 field jacket with a
removable liner.
Some police jackets from Taiwan, Malaysia and the traffic police of
a certain Southeast Asian country.
