Poll

Here are some of the camos the Government is looking at

Kryptek Highlander
Multicam
A-Tacs
Old ACU
BrookWood
USS4CES

Author Topic: What do you think the US army should wear to war?  (Read 14727 times)

Why? Because you don't like the look of it?
If they're looking into it then they have a reason to, a kid's opinion on how it looks doesn't matter.
I just dont think it would blend in as good as the other camos

They should use air as camouflage because air is invisible.

camo that actually works?




I just dont think it would blend in as good as the other camos
Wear the camo and see for yourself.

Got some pics of US4CES:



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wow, i was about to ask where the soldiers were...

wow, i was about to ask where the soldiers were...
Magic of Kryptek
 :cookieMonster:

Really guys, the USA should field (made from Kevlar)hoodies, tee-shirts and jeans for our forces, they would blend in better in urban areas.

Really guys, the USA should field (made from Kevlar)hoodies, tee-shirts and jeans for our forces, they would blend in better in urban areas.

Isn't Kevlar like
Heavy
And they still have to carry around those assault rifle and in case you didn't notice those are pretty noticeable.

Step 1: drench army guys in water
Step 2: make army guys roll down desert dune
Step 3: ???
Step 4: profit!

Really guys, the USA should field (made from Kevlar)hoodies, tee-shirts and jeans for our forces, they would blend in better in urban areas.
except kevlar isn't just a material, it uses solid plates of bulletproof material
it's not very flexible.

Isn't Kevlar like
Heavy
And they still have to carry around those assault rifle and in case you didn't notice those are pretty noticeable.
If it is thin enough, Kevlar should feel like normal clothing, also, most people over where we are fighting are so used to guns, that they would probably ignore them.
Nvm, how about spider silk a couple cm thick?