U.S. Army Camouflage Improvement Explained (2013)
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U.S. Army Camouflage Improvement Explained (2013)
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#3It appears that someone circumnavigated the scientific process and forced UCP in.
That would be whoever benefitted financially from the decision to fuck our soldiers over.
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#4It appears that someone circumnavigated the scientific process and forced UCP in. That would be whoever benefitted financially from the decision to fuck our soldiers over.
Are these people in prison yet?
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#5This is a fascinating read that I recommend to anyone interested in modern camouflage.
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#8It appears that someone circumnavigated the scientific process and forced UCP in. That would be whoever benefitted financially from the decision to fuck our soldiers over.
Having worked (as a civilian contractor) for the military it's equally plausible that the decision was screwed up for other reasons. High up decision makers that "trust their gut" over what the data tells them or who arbitrarily decide that a certain pattern looks silly to them.
It's absolutely not intuitive that the digital looking blocky camouflage patterns [1] are going to perform better than the blob style camo patterns they replaced.
1 - https://www.businessinsider.com/why-militaries-have-strange-...
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#9Today's camo is so much better than the red coats the British were wearing in the 18th century. chuckle
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Are these people in prison yet?
What law was broken?
idk, but it seems to undermine national security.
Maybe in here somewhere, "Various statutes supplement the provisions of Chapter 37 to criminalize activities that jeopardize the national defense or national security."
IANAL ;)