THE CHINESE ARMY IS INTO PIXELATING CAMOUFLAGE AS DURING THE 70TH ANNIVERSARY MARKING THE END OF WW2 - CHINESE ARMOUR DRESSED IN SMALL AND LARGE SQUARES PIXELS

On 3 September 2015, China celebrated the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II with a fairly stunning display of its military might, parading hundreds armoured fighting vehicles and some 12,000 troops from the normally secretive People’s Liberation Army through Tiananmen Square in Beijing. Many of these vehicles had never appeared in public and a notable theme — one that to many eyes came as a big surprise — was the Army’s use of dramatic ‘digital’ camouflage patterns. The Chinese pageant featured columns of military vehicles covered in pixelated squares, some in shades of green and khaki, others in outlandish schemes of blue, white and black.

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