One aspect of the summer uniform was lighter fabrics. military followed the European powers in adopting a “summer uniform.” Blue remained the de facto color until the late 1890s when the U.S. The style and cut of the uniforms changed with the fashions of the day. Back then, the Continental Army adopted a color distinct from the British Red Coats. military outfitted its troops with blue uniforms, a tradition dating back to the American Revolution. Throughout much of the 19th century, the U.S. Army soldiers are required to possess and wear the Operation Camouflage Pattern. military, one that goes back more than a century. This is just the latest transition in camouflage for the U.S. Army has required all soldiers possess and wear the OCP. It spent five years testing the successor: The green-and-brown Operation Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniform. Army was already looking for alternatives to UCP camo. Hy says, “This uniform is so trash, Helen Keller could see you coming from 100 meters away.”īy 2010 the U.S. In the above video, he lets his opinion be know. Army veteran better known as “Angry Cops,” wasn’t a fan of the UCP camo either. Our friend Richard Hy, a police officer and U.S. Writer Hope Hodge Seck in her piece for summed UCP camo up best by noting, “It blended in well with grandma’s couch, but had its drawbacks in the combat zone.”
In fact, the only universal aspect was that it failed didn’t blend into any surroundings. First introduced in 2004, the UCP camo uniform never lived up to the promise that it would be ideal for all terrain. After years of trying, the pixilated Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP) uniform has finally become impossible to see that’s because as of Sept.
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