South Korean Special Forces Noodle Swirl CAMO

The ROK Army Special Forces were issued with a new camouflage pattern during the late-1960s. Consisting of black, reddish-brown, olive green & grass green shapes (in various shades) on a pale green background, the pattern has earned several nicknames by collectors and historians, including "swirl," "noodle," and "waves" pattern. Worn strictly by the Special Forces of South Korea until the late 1980s, fabric and uniforms in the same pattern were exported to Ethiopia, Guatemala and Peru. Several variations exist.