Welcome to the concluding chapter of our four-part series exploring the iconic British Army DPM camouflage pattern. In this final video, we embark on a journey through the evolution of DPM, culminating in its ultimate iteration - the DPM pattern featured on the windproof smock of the early 2000s.

As we delve into the design and significance of this last form of DPM, we'll unravel its role in the evolving landscape of military gear and tactics. From its practicality in the field to its enduring legacy, we'll uncover the lasting impact of this quintessential camouflage pattern.

But our exploration doesn't end there. We'll also venture into the realm of comparison, juxtaposing DPM with its successor - Multi-Terrain Pattern (MTP). As we weigh the strengths and weaknesses of each pattern, we'll gain insight into the factors that led to the transition from DPM to MTP, marking a pivotal moment in British military history.

Join us as we bid farewell to DPM and reflect on its storied past, paving the way for new innovations and challenges in the ever-evolving world of military camouflage.