Is US Woodland the most widespread camo ever?

[@Sparks00psn]

M81 is defacto THE camouflage. Is you say to someone “camouflage” they probably think of an M81 woodland pattern

[@jrwatkins3872]

I have a couple unissued sets of woodland camo ut away for emergency wear. Very effective yet here in the PNW.

[@armyand_Outdoors]

Pretty good pattern at range for breaking shape in the bush

[@iltc9734]

I have bought things from this company for years, and they have always been really good. ( reliable, honest, good value). I think it is a great idea that they have a KZbin channel.

[@armyand_Outdoors]

cheers mate, we appreciate it! We'll keep bringing the goods ;)

[@kansaspatriot2051]

Ah yes, the M81 Woodland pattern. My daily dress BDU's in late 80's Marine Corps. Still a good pattern that works well in most environments. That's why it was used for so long.

[@armyand_Outdoors]

that and theres oodles of it!

[@jakob7693]

Didn't know you guys had a channel, If anyone is thinking of buying from this shop I highly recommend it. Good quality good shipment time and good service from employees, they answer questions you have about anything. Very good option for quality surplus and equipment.

[@armyand_Outdoors]

A recent addition, thought we're overdue getting on here! Appreciate the kind words mate and your patronage!

[@MartyRodriguezOrthodoxMarine]

My Identical Twin Brother and Myself As Well As My Deceased Sister-in- Law ( His Wife) All Wore The Woodland M81 Camouflage Pattern Battle Dress Uniform ( BDU) As The Official Combat Utility Uniform of The US4CES Until Retired During The First Half of GWOT, Starting With The USMC Adoption of MARPAT in AD 2003.

[@CyrusFreeman]

Woodland was just coming into service when I was young. I loved it then, I wore it over many years in the military, and i love ot anywhere there is greenery.

[@Warmaker01]

I entered service with the US Marines in the mid-1990s. I saw the service's transition from the woodland cammies to MARPAT. I love the MARPAT uniforms more but seeing the old woodland pattern brings a lot of nostalgia for me. IMO it's unfortunate that the US military splintered off into different camouflage patterns after the woodlands.

[@stevewadman4166]

I agree it seemed like once the Marines came out it seemed like every other Branch had to make their own tactical fashion statement with the army and air force's terrible grayish color patterns that didn't blend in at all to the l navy digital blue uniform which made it impossible for anyone to find you should you fall overboard while wearing it.

[@billmmckelvie5188]

No it is the German Fjallsemjager smock that has been copied by everyone, via the Brits and their Dennison smock.

[@Marvin-b7o5n]

It seems made for the pacific northwest west of cascades

[@davidneal6920]

Probably better than New Zealand army issue. 🇺🇸 🇳🇿. Where you at mate? Auckland?

[@20alroco]

What?!?! No links to buy?

[@armyand_Outdoors]

updated just for you fella, in the description :)

[@carn109]

Woodland drip

[@adamc6371]

Retired? Nah, My CBRN gear is all BDU/DCU pattern and I’m in a well funded unit. I can only imagine that nasty girls are issued shit from the Korean War.

[@armyand_Outdoors]

'officially' quotation marks haha - atleast in frontline battle dress uniform. Definitely - obviously a lot of money in making wet weather gear and CBRN suits. Definitely makes sense to keep them in inventory.

[@Warmaker01]

Yeah, MOPP suits are still old woodland. So much of that stuff probably sitting around from the Cold War days. At least from by the time I retired from the US Marines in the mid-2010s. Hell, even for the invasion of Iraq in 2003, MOPP suits were being issued in woodland pattern mostly. You saw grunts wearing woodland MOPP suits and helmets with desert covers. US woodland is so widespread that you even see insurgents have their hands on it to this day.

[@armyand_Outdoors]

@@Warmaker01 still see recruits sometimes with ALICE gear too - still fantastic gear and makes sense to use it for non frontline tasks (or hopefully never used for its real CRBN tasks). Even ol Os@ma fancied a bit of Woodland!

[@bd3199]

god's plaid.

[@kennedymcleod1479]

Hard to understand you with that mask over your face

[@thelostcosmonaut5555]

You might want to go to an audiologist if you're having trouble hearing him.

[@BlackDogOriginal]

Your constant hand waving is distracting

[@armyand_Outdoors]

I am distracting you from the real enemy...my secret third arm!

[@shaneciccarelli-palmer2962]

Tiger stripe is better

[@CyrusFreeman]

For what? It can be, but as a general purpose camo? No, it isn't.

[@regularguyprepper]

For very specific environments sure, it's better. For 90% of geographic regions and environments m81 is OG. M81 WOODLAND is what you want to be wearing when you hear the boss music start.

[@armyand_Outdoors]

Bit of a broad stroke statement. We love Tigerstripe too, but even a woodland environment in one country is very different from another. We're fans of recommending whatever works for your environment best.

[@ShrekFhiyona]

​@@regularguyprepper m81 woodland also works in specific environment. So, it's not better than Tiger stripes camo.