Some U.S. Air Force personnel will suit up in the Army's new camouflage pattern next year, but most airmen will have to keep wearing their service's distinctive tiger-stripe pattern. The Air Force ...

Tiger Woods's new mastery for his apparel brand finds its inspiration from a select group of armed forces during the 1960s who adorned a tiger stripe camouflage ... of the clothing came into ...

On Thursday, airmen will be required to retire their old "Tiger Stripe" camouflage for good and switch to the Operational Camouflage Uniform, or OCP. The service has spent three years phasing in ...

The Air Force chief of staff chose a tiger-stripe camouflage design — which the Marines had ruled ... He said groups called the Joint Clothing and Textiles Governance Board and the Cross-Service ...

In 2010 the Air Force grew worried that tiger-stripe camouflage would make airmen more visible when standing next to better camouflaged Army personnel, so it allowed some personnel to instead wear ...

(Which is, in fact, the opposite of camouflage.) So just as the United States was gearing up for war in Iraq, the Air Force selected a new tiger stripe pattern in blue and gray made of a material ...

white. Its Claire’s dream of Locke with black and white stones for eyes and the contrast of black smoke against the jungle background that felt like tiger stripe camouflage. Its a mixture of ...