to help blend in with the enviorment
Camouflage=Environment. Camouflage uniforms (jungle style for example) worn in a city (police swat teams for example) is NOT camouflage. White camo for snow, Brown camo for dirt areas (desert for example), etc.
People use camouflage in wars to protect themselves. They use camouflage uniforms, jeeps, tanks, warships, etc.Camouflage Clothing is mainly used for the purpose of preventing from being seen which helps in preventing you from being killed. There are many resellers of Camouflage clothing if you plan to buy. There are also sellers on ebay who sell camouflage clothing.
J.-F Borsarello has written: 'Camouflage uniforms of Asian and Middle Eastern armies' -- subject(s): Armed Forces, Camouflage (Military science), Pictorial works, Uniforms
With the blood of jews. A paintbruish is effective to apply this
{| |- | Yes, some units used camouflage. Breeden's rangers wore green uniforms with designs on them. They specialized in being sharpshooters or snipers. |}
It is unwise to dress soldiers in uniforms which display bright colours. Soldiers don't need to be displayed as targets; this is not good military practice. This is why most soldiers' uniforms are khaki or camouflage coloured.
no they do not
Yes,look into Special Forces.
Tiger stripes
Depends when you're referring to. British uniforms have been:BrownWhite and redRedKhakiGreenMulti-camouflage colours
During World War II, the camouflage patterns for jungle warfare uniforms were inspired by the patterns found on the hides of various animals, particularly the leaf-tailed gecko and other reptiles. The idea was to mimic the natural environment to enhance concealment in dense foliage. This approach aimed to provide soldiers with better protection and blending capabilities in jungle settings. The use of natural patterns became a significant development in military camouflage techniques.
Because in military use, ie. on uniforms, planes, tanks, etc, the flag is pictured so that the stars always lead (as if it were flying from a pole that you were carrying with you).The camouflage uniforms are a a military tribute and since the patch is on the right sleeve it is situated in reverse. If it was on the left sleeve it would look the way you are used to seeing it.