The fabric utilizes a disruptive digitized snow camouflage print that is effective in various winter environments. In addition the fabric is extremely lightweight, water resistant, and quick drying.

A camouflage shortage in the Marine Corps will lead to service members wearing less regulated uniforms in the near future. In an Instagram video, Commandant Gen. Eric Smith addr… ...

Marines are currently short on their woodland-pattern camouflage uniform. In response, the Marine Corps letting them wear desert-patterns.

The Marine Corps says it won’t have a full stock of the woodland-pattern camouflage combat utility uniform ― the everyday outfit for most Marines ― until summer or fall 2024.

The Marine Corps’ yearslong camouflage uniform shortage is coming to an end. The Corps first observed a shortage of the woodland-pattern combat utility uniforms, the everyday outfits often known ...

Here’s What You Need to Know: The Marines are the best of the best—as is their camouflage. Marines are easily recognizable by their uniforms—this is by design. The Marine Blue Dress uniforms ...

The new policy represents a significant departure for the Marine Corps, which has observed regular seasonal changes of camouflage patterns for the utility uniform since 2008, just four years after ...

When it Comes to Camouflage, No One Beats the U.S. Marine Corps The Marines are the best of the best—as is their camouflage. Hence the saying, “No better friend, no worse enemy.” ...

It should follow that when such a uniform is developed, the entire military should transition to it. In 2002, the Marine Corps adopted a digital camouflage pattern called MARPAT.

MARINE CORPS AIR STATION IWAKUNI, Japan — Marines shopping for new camouflage uniforms at this air base south of Hiroshima will find mostly empty shelves at the Marine Corps Exchange. A sign ...

The U.S. Marine Corps is working to better cloak its troops in a world where enemies increasingly have devices for detecting thermal signatures.

Marine Corps service members will be allowed by leaders to wear non-standard uniform items as units deal with an ongoing woodland camouflage shortage.