The tiger-stripe pattern on the Airmen Battle Uniform will remain in service for garrison use, said Air Force spokeswoman Rose Richeson. "There is no plan to change that currently," she said.

The tiger stripe pattern remained, but the colors were changed to those used in the ineffective Army universal camouflage pattern. ( See the photos here .) Today, deployed airmen are issued ...

UPDATE: This week the Army officially chose Operation Camouflage Pattern as its new camo, starting next year. It's been a long time coming. Here, in an article originally published on October 25 ...

Why Vietnam War Navy Seals Loved to Wear Blue Jeans in the Field. April 14, 2020. By: ... So, the SEALs soon adopted locally-sourced “tiger stripe” camouflage along with blue jeans!

Most of it was leftover from the jungle wars of Korea and Vietnam. “I was wearing the military-type tiger-striped camo pattern during the early 1970s when I was hunting,” said Jim Crumley.