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Tell me what your favorite camo stile is.
My fav is urban camo,
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Depends on the situation at hand...
Turkey/Deer/ summertime in the south....Hardwoods Green HD

Wintertime in the south...Mossy Oak Forest Floor

Tactial...The Marine's Digital Camo

But the best camo pattern?? The one you cannot see ;)... No pattern at all!
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Yea gilly suites are very cool.
I like to wear ghille suits around the neighborhood just to freak people out. Haha
I found a new pattern today;

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Latvian Camo. Pretty cool
Better than ACU

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All time favorite was the Marine WWII Camo, it was reversible. We called it Leopard Camo, probably not the official name for it.

But, I like the Woodland Camo from the 70's-80's, it's cheap in the surplus stores.

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All time favorite was the Marine WWII Camo, it was reversible. We called it Leopard Camo, probably not the official name for it.

But, I like the Woodland Camo from the 70's-80's, it's cheap in the surplus stores.
OOHRAH! SGT STRYKER!
OK THey were only wearing the cammo on their Pots!:D

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I read that the reversible marine Camo was too thick for the hot Pacific campaign and no one wore them.
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I read that the reversible marine Camo was too thick for the hot Pacific campaign and no one wore them.

That might be true, don't really know. All the WWII Marines I knew from when I was younger, talked about the Herringbones, and how much they likes them. I have a Utility Blouse from WWII, with the brass buttons stamped USMC.

There's a online store that sells them, but I've never bought from them, so I can't speak to the quality. Here's a link


http://www.wwiiimpressions.com/usmcfield.html

Here's a couple of pics of the original Herringbone.

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That might be true, don't really know. All the WWII Marines I knew from when I was younger, talked about the Herringbones, and how much they likes them. I have a Utility Blouse from WWII, with the brass buttons stamped USMC.

There's a online store that sells them, but I've never bought from them, so I can't speak to the quality. Here's a link

http://www.wwiiimpressions.com/usmcfield.html

Here's a couple of pics of the original Herringbone.
A Vietnam Vet friend of mine told me a story. In the late 60's he became a mustang and they told him to get a new uniform. He went and got a new set of herringbones. He said he's walking along and some WW2 Marine sees him and goes ballistic on him and said only WW2 vet Marines could wear those and made him get rid of the uniform. Maybe he was getting picked on or maybe It's a tradition.
A TACS FG right now. They have an urban arid version too.

Use multicam at work right now. But we have to put gAyCUs back on soon.

A TACS FG is a sweet kit for hunting for sure.....

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I'm digging the new Kryptec Camo.

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The Highlander pattern is one of the Army's new Camo finalists.

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Chinese Tibet-tarn is pretty cool looking



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Even tho I don't have any but it looks awesome. Fear Gear camo: http://www.fear-gear.com/gallery.php

Other then that I like the woodland camo.
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