S-DPM is currently in use by these units under special circumstances The 1st Infantry Division and 4th Armored Division when operating in temperate climates, RSAF personnel when deployed to combat zones, the 2nd Parachute Division when operating in arid climates. The attempts were partially successful, with legacy and special patterns remaining in use under certain conditions. It was very well received and attempts to designate it as the universal pattern of all Sahrani Personnel. Initially tested by Mountaineers of the 3rd Mountain Division during the occupation of North Sahrani. A modification of British DPM, the pattern was resized and recolored to develop a semi-arid, multi-use camouflage pattern. Sahrani DPM is the result of these efforts. Tactics, structure, equipment, and uniforms all underwent extensive analysis to try to ensure the Armed Forces were reformed into an extremely capable fighting force. Throughout the Military Reformation period every aspect of the Royal Armed Forces of Sahrani was scrutinized in an effort to find where improvements could be made. Sahrani National Guardsman and Sahrani National Police on duty at the Corazol Border Port of Entry.Ĥth Armored Division troops debrief after returning from a training mission. Soldiers of the 1st Infantry Division practicing Urban Combat drills. RSAF Ground Crew on duty at Paraiso Airport which serves as both a civilian and military airport.
It is still currently used by the Sahrani National Guard, the 1st Infantry Division and 4th Armored Division while serving in garrison or in Arid/Desert environments, as well as the standard Royal Army Air Force uniform for non combat related personnel while in garrison or deployed on non combat deployments. The pattern has since been regarded as an iconic piece of history for the Royal Army Corps of Sahrani and has remained in use despite efforts to replace it during the Military Reformation period.
One of the items provided was surplus 6 Color Desert uniforms. Following a war with the DRS in the early 2000s that left the Kingdom and Royal Army Corps of Sahrani in a poor state of repair, the United States began providing assistance by providing equipment and training. Use of the 6 Color Desert Camouflage pattern by military personnel serving in the Royal Armed Forces of Sahrani dates back before the Reformation, Restructuring, and Resupply efforts of the early 2010s. Camouflage Patterns of Her Majesties Armed Forces
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