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… ...

Leaders of Marine units can let their service members wear nonstandard uniform items amid a long-term shortage of the regular camouflage uniform.. The Marine Corps says it won’t have a full ...

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.

Marine camouflage uniform shortage won’t be fixed until summer 2024. Parry emphasized to Marine Corps Times that Marines can’t make the unilateral decision to wear a different uniform or ...

Marine Corps Ditches Desert Camouflage for Seasonal Uniforms Recruits grab their woodland utilities uniform aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif., on May 17, 2016. Lance Cpl. Erick J ...

Army uniform officials launched the service's camouflage effort after Pennsylvania's Democratic Rep. John Murtha, got involved in the issue in 2009. Murtha was then chairman of the House ...

Major changes for Marine Corps uniforms are in the pipeline. Switching to “bravos” or “charlies” and doing away with desert camouflage utility uniforms are two proposals currently on the ...

Marine Corps considers switching uniform of the day, doing away with desert camouflage utility uniforms and more. Sections.

The Army is weighing different camouflage patterns as it moves to select a new set of uniforms. The older Universal Camouflage Pattern has been criticized as ineffective, and some soldiers see the ...

The combat uniform features a unique design, called MARPAT, short for Marine pattern. Like other camouflage, the MARPAT pattern is designed to blend the wearer with his or her surroundings to make ...

Islamic State group militants were seen wearing matching digital desert camouflage uniforms in new execution ... the militants are wearing wear resembles the pattern licensed to the U.S. Marine Corps.

It was Marine Corps Commandant Gen. James Jones who in 2000 broke away from the pack. He directed that a new camouflage uniform be developed with increased durability and combat utility.