[7] In 2013, it was reported that some operators with Korps Commandotroepen's 104 Commando Company (Dutch: 104 Commandotroepencompagnie) were wearing NFP camos during anti-terrorist exercises in Israel.

[12][13] During Enforce Tac 19, numerous manufacturers like Berghaus and Marom Dolphin, the latter for their Fusion load carrying system under the Improved Operational Soldier System (IOSS) (Dutch: Verbeterd Operationeel Soldaten Systeem) (VOSS), offered military gear with NFP camo pattern as an option.

[16] On August 10, 2020, it was announced that full adoption of the NFP was pushed back from the intended 2023 deadline due to a contract dispute.

[17] Dutch forces will continue to use Multicam camo uniforms as an interim solution if deployed outside of the Netherlands in contingency areas.

[11] It's suggested by Sjef van Gaalen that the NFP's development is a form of Dutch national identity due to the unique fractal camo created by TNO.

[3] The pattern will see its use with combat gear under the Defense Operational Clothing System (DOCS) (Dutch: Defensie Operationeel Kleding Systeem) (DOKS) and the VOSS under the Individual Soldier System (Dutch: Individueel Soldaat Systeem) (ISS), which was established to replace combat gear adopted in the 1990s.