The new uniforms are of the same material and cut that Soldiers are already wearing in the Army Combat Uniform or ACU. It is the camouflage ... The decision to use the MultiCam pattern came ...

The US Army made it mandatory for all soldiers to wear the ... the Operation Enduring Freedom, or Multicam, pattern in 2010. In 2015, the Army changed the ACU pattern to the Operational Camouflage ...

Additionally, the Army will provide "ghillie suits," in the MultiCam pattern ... they would be the same as what Soldiers are already wearing -- the ACU. It would be the camouflage printed on ...

or MultiCam, soldiers have worn in Afghanistan. But in addition to a new camouflage, the ACU will feature several design changes based on soldier feedback, according to Col. Bob Mortlock ...

The Army wanted a lighter-weight uniform for the jungle, so soldiers were asked to test what the Army called a "stripped-down ACU." This uniform, still using the Army’s Operational Camouflage ...

(U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Sean Carlos/Released) Soldiers in the 75th Ranger Regiment can start wearing their MultiCam uniforms while in garrison, the Army announced Friday. The authorization comes ...

Millions spent on a camouflage pattern for American soldiers that never really worked ... adopting and issuing the UCP-based ACU as a replacement for the older Battle Dress Uniforms which had ...

To the untrained eye, a lot of modern soldiers may look practically identical. But is the dominance of Multicam a function of the environments soldiers have found themselves deployed in nowadays?

I also ran across this picture of PEO Soldier that really shows how well the entire MultiCam ensemble works -- and at the same time it shows how dramatically obvious the gosh darn solid black M4 is.