Early WW2 Polish Army

Standard colours of Polish vehicles in 1939

Between 1936-37 a new standard camouflage scheme was introduced onto Polish Army vehicles, consisting of irregular (mostly horizontal) shapes of Greyish-Sand and Dark Brown applied over a Green base. In mid-1938 the pattern used on some vehicles became more regular, giving a checkerboard impression. Part of utility and artillery vehicles presented an overall khaki green scheme.

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