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82nd airborne and facial camo/war paint

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LizardKing1968

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hello fellow hobbists :}
Did any troops in the 82nd apply the black 'pathfinder' camo face paint or indian war paint like certain units did in the 101st?
...also how accurate is DID's 82nd airborne figure "corbin black" warpaint sculpt...did 82nd paras applied such facial paint?

any info you have concerning specific units in the 82nd and facial war/camo paint i'd greatly appriciate bros.... as i'm awaiting on the new airborne figures to do various bashes.

thank you all
Miguel T.-
 
The "black face" camo was very common among both divisions as it was a night time drop.. There were many different things used.

In my search there was only the one small group within the 101st. that used the "War paint". I have not seen any documentation to support that this was widely practiced. Nor have I seen any documentation to suggest it was used in the 82nd at all.
 
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