The "leopard" pattern worn by some units is an example of the use of camouflage for identification rather than concealment. 14. 1980s, Night—Time Desert Grid, USA The "Night—Time Desert Grid ...

In 1992, it was replaced with a three-color desert pattern ... interfere with night-vision devices. Iraq and Afghanistan Wars: In 2004, the Army adopted a three-color Universal Camouflage Pattern ...

Some work better than others, but all patterns are designed to help troops blend in with their surroundings. Desert camouflage Desert camouflage has gone through a host of updates since the war in ...

But as night vision technology becomes more ... Featured in to sporting Marine Pattern camouflage in desert and woodland colors, its pattern is thought to be — the first digital pattern adopted ...

The pattern was designed to work in urban areas, forested areas, and desert environments. Such a perfect camouflage would save a fortune, as the Army wouldn't have to issue a new pattern every ...

Patterns are Woodland (dark green), Jungle (lighter green), Desert (sand colored), Arid (dark sand ... American troops were increasingly running up against opponents who have night optics, so wearing ...

is "significantly" worse at concealing soldiers than the Marine desert digital and MultiCam camouflage patterns, according to a two-year Army camouflage test obtained by Army Times. The ...

We know from our friends at Soldier Systems that the company Beyond Tactical has been developing camo ... patterns for the group, including combat ensembles in AOR-1 (a SEAL version of the Marine ...

The so-called Battle Dress Uniform had only "woodland" and "desert" variants. That began to change when the Marine Corps fielded its digital-style MARPAT camouflage pattern in 2002, in turn ...

In April, the U.S. Army plans to unveil a new camouflage strategy that could result in soldiers wearing Marine Corps desert and woodland patterns into combat. Nearly one year ago, uniform ...

The U.S. House approved a measure Friday that would require all branches of the military to share the same camouflage uniforms — instead of the 10 different camouflage patterns in use today.

The ‘leopard’ pattern worn by some units is an example of the use of camouflage for identification rather than concealment. 1980’s, Night-Time Desert Grid, USA The ‘Night-Time Desert Grid ...