Modern Finnish Army AFV

Standard colours of Finnish AFVs since 1959

In 1959 the Finnish Army introduced "Kimmo Kenttävihreä" (Kimmo Field Green) as a primary camouflage colour for it's AFVs, replaced in 1976 by "Kenttävihreä" (Field Green).

In 1981 a new four-colour splinter pattern of Dark Green (AN11), Light Green (AN22), Brown (AN33, used only for BUK, XA-360 and some other vehicles) and Black (AN44) was introduced and implemented on all vehicles in service (incl. T-54/55, SU-57, BTR-50, PT-76, BTR-60, BTS-2, MTU-20 and all later purchased equipment).

In winter conditions a washable white paint is used to cover the AN22 and half of the AN11 areas.

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