Goodbye, Universal Camouflage PatternBillions of dollars later, the Army’s new uniforms are here Goodbye, Universal Camouflage Pattern ...

Former Army Officer Matt Gallagher said during his 15-month deployment to Iraq from 2007-2009, he became well acquainted with the shortfalls of the universal camouflage pattern, according to The ...

And the advances keep coming. Here are 68 of the greatest action shots. The U.S. Army is going to dust off its old Scorpion pattern as a replacement for its much criticized Universal Camouflage ...

The UCP (Universal Camouflage Pattern) adopted by the army in Afghanistan proved a huge mistake, as its lack of brown hues made soldiers stand out starkly in the mostly desert backgrounds.

The U.S. Army is set to replace its 'Universal Camouflage Pattern' less than a decade after it was first introduced at a cost of $5billion. The design, which combines grey and green blotches in a ...

The OCP replaces the UCP, or Universal Camouflage Pattern, a pixelated design the Army has been using since 2004. Why the change? In short, the current design is un -camouflaging soldiers.

The United States Army is facing flak amid a report that it plans on replacing their Universal Camouflage Pattern, or UCP, with another design estimated to cost $4 billion. According to the Daily ...

The U.S. Army is quietly putting the word out to commands that it is replacing its current Universal Camouflage Pattern with a pattern the service has owned for more than a decade. The Army's ...

Another interesting aspect of the Army's formal announcement to industry on its search for new camo patterns to replace the UCP is the lack of an emphasis on the word "universal." Never did Col ...

The Army is seeking to over-dye existing Modular Lightweight Load carrying Equipment and Improved Outer Tactical Vests that are the digital Universal Camouflage Pattern to create a darker color ...

The Army is replacing its Universal Camouflage Pattern with Scorpion, a pattern similar to MultiCam developed around 2002.,The Army is quietly putting the word out to commands that it is replacing ...