Guatemalan "Noodle" Camouflage

I've got a couple things in this Guatemalan made copy of the South Korean "Noodle/Waves" pattern.
First up is a pair of simple trousers. Two patch hand pockets, and one patch rear pocket.
No pleats, no ties, no cargos, no reinforcements, and simple belt loops.
No markings besides a very tiny, worn size tab sewn onto one of the belt loops.




Secondly, and more recently, I came across this boonie/bush hat in the pattern. It's a very unique construction.
It has a strap that runs inside and out of the headband area that is snap adjustable in the back, and has snap-up sides as well as a chin cord.
No markings of any kind to be found.





Enjoy!

Reference photos below. These were quite hard to find, and I apologize for some of the less tasteful nature of some of the photos, but they were all I could find.
I'm also including some photos I found of different camouflage patterns and uniforms from around the same time period, including some ERDL/Woodland and Duck Hunter type patterns.




































-Nate

SOME GREAT PICTURES THERE, PITY IT'S SUCH A POOR COUNTRY.

As always, lovely uniform and fantastic suite of reference pics! I love the mix of US and Israeli webbing, especially the ones showing the UZI mag pouches for use with the M1/M2 carbines!

Thanks camonut, I also thought their webbing setups were pretty unique, the Israeli and US webbing actually seems to compliment each other quite well!
I think some of the LBV/rigs in some of the pics are also Israeli but I'm not super familiar with all the old IDF gear.
Funny you also noticed the Uzi pouch, that one also caught my eye as I was admiring the carbine. I've got a couple Uzi pouches, one canvas and one nylon I'll post in an IDF thread sometime.

It's actually not too much of a surprise that the IDF and US web gear mesh up- they were designed that way, so that the Israelis could make use of the tons and tons of surplus they were given. The vest models are indeed also Israel, a couple of variations of the infamous "Ephod" vest (I should post some pictures of my small collection one of these days), which was adopted/copied by a plethora of countries (and a particular copy, the LBT 1195, which was popular with the US Navy SEALs made London Bridge Trading company a household name in tactical gear).

Great pics! A treasure trove of Guat military pics. Thanks very much for sharing!