Of course, the Marine Corps was the first to introduce a service-specific camouflage pattern with MARPAT in 2002 when the service chose to brand their symbol onto the uniform.

Marine Corps Ditches Desert Camouflage for Seasonal Uniforms Recruits grab their woodland utilities uniform aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, Calif., on May 17, 2016. Lance Cpl. Erick J ...

Somewhat paradoxically, MARPAT leverages the fierce reputation of the Marine Corps to damage an enemy’s moral by identifying a wearer as a U.S. Marine. Postscript The Marines are the best of the ...

Here’s What You Need to Know: MARPAT serves two purposes. First, to camouflage the user. For comparison, the MARPAT pattern has a lower infrared signature than standard Navy-pattern camouflage ...

Marines are currently short on their woodland-pattern camouflage uniform. In response, the Marine Corps letting them wear desert-patterns.

The Marine Corps did not respond for a comment to FOX News Digital. The woodland camouflage has been the standard year-round uniform for the Marine Corps since 2016.

It should follow that when such a uniform is developed, the entire military should transition to it. In 2002, the Marine Corps adopted a digital camouflage pattern called MARPAT.

The Army is taking proposals until June 15, after which it plans to review its options and select a "family" of three camouflage patterns -- one for a woodland environment, one for a desert ...

The Marine Corps’ yearslong camouflage uniform shortage is coming to an end. The Corps first observed a shortage of the woodland-pattern combat utility uniforms, the everyday outfits often known ...

It is roughly a 6-foot by 7-foot, 2 inch reversible tarp with woodland MARPAT camouflage on the nylon side and the underside being coated and coyote brown in color. It weighs just over two pounds.