They have a grey lizard (commonly called Cuban grey lizard) dating back from the days of international interventions. They have some other patterns as well, including a briefly seen and limitedly issued greenish lizard, but it wasn't like the one in the picture and it was never used by Tropas Especiales.
Right, because one could never spot a shirtless hat less guy with an AK sweating and with mud flaking off him. Get real bro.
http://www.armystudyguide.com/conten...mouflage.shtml
Mud contains bacteria, some of which is harmful and may cause disease or infection. Mud should be considered as a last resort as field expedient paint.
The point in my opinion is not so much the healthiness or lack thereof of mud but that one basic concept in camo is to disrupt the human figure. How, one wonders, can you do that when you are shirtless and showing the human body in all its splendor, is beyond me.
Other than that, Tropas Especiales do have a very effective camo pattern, perfectly adapted to Cuban vegetation.
Who is interested on cuban battle tanks.... I have a bunch of photos and info about them... If any one is interested, let me know>...
And a little video...
And this is the on the Factories on UIM (union de industrias militares) which is located in Holguin. You can notice they mounted a modified turret with a 100mm T-12 and another version with a turret and e 122mm D-30.
Here comes a more complete video. Please let me know if there are any mistakes or if you saw these videos already...
Thanks my friend
Thanks for the effort redarmy45. some repost but some new, take a look at the previous pages.