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In the late 1970s, the large four-color pattern of black, brown, green and khaki, called M81 woodland, became the new standard U.S. camouflage. Designed during the Cold War, woodland made soldiers ...

During the Cold War, militaries developed “urban camouflage ... there was a need for more adaptable and versatile camouflage ...

The new law would mark a return to Cold War-era fashion ... when the Marine Corps fielded its digital-style MARPAT camouflage pattern in 2002, in turn prompting each service to develop its ...

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 their organizational clothing and individual equipment, or OCIE, such as their wet-weather gear and their Extended Cold Weather Clothing System sport the Universal Camouflage Pattern ...

When most Americans think of G.I. Joe serving in World War II, they picture the M-1943 olive drab uniform, which was designed with the cold ... pattern introduced in 2005. But is camouflage ...