The U.S. Army has now standardized on Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP), a variant of Crye Precision’s Multicam. Likewise, the British Army has standardized on MTP, also a partial variant of ...

with the whole army upgraded by 2011. MTP is designed for a wide range of environments, including the volatile "green zone" of Helmand province. British troops in Afghanistan currently use a mix of ...

The U.S. Army has altered its government-owned Scorpion camouflage pattern to look almost identical to MultiCam, the trademarked pattern the service has been using in Afghanistan since 2010.

London, England (CNN)-- British troops will get new camouflage uniforms for the first ... The "multi-terrain pattern," as the military has dubbed the new design, is the first new pattern from ...

A year has passed since MultiCam won the U.S. Army's camouflage competition, but makers of the pattern said the service still refuses to pay what the market demands for more effective camouflage.

(This petty officer from the U.S. Navy is required to wear Army MULTICAM camouflage when operating with a joint unit in Afghanistan, per Navy regulations.) Last month, Time Magazine published a ...

forcing the Army to zero in on existing camouflage patterns for cost-saving measures. The new pattern, known internally as Scorpion W2, is rumored to resemble the MultiCam, but with fewer beige ...