No problem. The Brits will be the ones with the "silly walk".
Looks like some Realtree camo I had my eye on in the Cabelas catalog.
"[The fabric fastener] gets dusty or dirty and it doesn’t work anymore. You can’t keep your sleeves or collar down and it’s not tactical. If you have to adjust something during a mission it makes a loud noise," he said.
The ACU's are crap. They wear out too soon, look dirty, and all that velcro is a throw-back to the 90's. Buttons have always been better closures in a field uniform.
Very effective. The platoon standing behind that soldier was not even visible.
Kind of reminds me of the old tiger strips.
Needs a powder blue beret...
GRAFENWÖHR... The coldest I’ve ever been, February 14, 1967. 4th Armored Division, 144th Signal Battalion.
We had the infamous.... TA-50 Gear.
What??? No “Mossy Oak?”
Well, that soldier is definately American. The only British soldier wearing that colour beret would be SAS, and they don’t generally stand around posing for photos...
The U.S. Army is testing MultiCam alongside a version of the digital Universal Camouflage Pattern already featured on the Army Combat Uniform.
Unbelievable. The digital Camo ACU is basically 'new' and hundreds of MILLIONS was spent on its development to be a 'Universal', one size fits all (terrain) Camo. Forget the millions in distribution to soldiers. This 'new' digital Camo resulted from the Army realizing the 'Desert Camo' issued during the Gulf War didn't really look like the desert.(1)
Leave it to Army bureaucrats to waste money (head shaking). Maybe they should just order everything from Cabella's and be done with it. (but then Murtha couldn't line his pockets could he)
(1) Per documentary on the Mil Channel.