The Marine Corps is currently searching for a combat utility uniform that combines the benefits of its current two uniforms into a single system, according to a new notice from the service.

The Marine Corps Combat Utility Uniform entered service in 2002 and featured two new distinctive camouflage patterns that derived from pixilated or “fractal” designs. A common complaint from ...

Each new uniform should cost no more than $105.60, officials wrote. "The preeminent goal of the Marine Corps is to modify the existing [Marine Corps combat utility uniform] in order to provide a ...

With that in mind, the Marine Corps is ... its camouflage uniforms, known as “utilities” or “camies,” which are worn for training and, when necessary, for combat. The new camies are ...

Gregg Olson, the director of staff for the Marine Corps, changed the uniform of the day from the khaki service uniform to the woodland-green camouflage combat ... after the New Year’s Day ...

and if you spend the workday behind a console controlling a UAV — you can let everyone know with a new badge. Devil dogs are now authorized to tuck in their Marine Corps Combat Utility Uniform ...

Major changes for Marine Corps ... for four woodland uniforms, resulting in a standardized uniform and financial savings for the Corps. In 2006, Marines began deploying to combat zones wearing ...

A camouflage shortage in the Marine Corps will lead to service members ... Parry reported recruits receiving two woodland and one desert uniform with many new Marines now training in FROG gear ...

The Marine Corps' overall plans for new gear goes beyond just outfitting a small rotational force, however, and those moves fit in with preparations for a future fight that Neller has said could ...

The Army begins its transition to new ... Marine Corps in issuing coyote-brown color equipment. "Our testing indicates that it's better for concealment if OCIE camouflage pattern matches your uniform.