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The History of: The US Army CCU (Close Combat Uniform) | Uniform History

This video on the history of the Close Combat Uniform by Uniform History is pretty cool.

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2 Responses to “The History of: The US Army CCU (Close Combat Uniform) | Uniform History”

  1. Joe says:
    January 26, 2020 at 03:22

    That Urban Track goodness… they kept the wrong features and ditched the right palette.

  2. Attack7 says:
    March 17, 2020 at 05:02

    Urban Track was given to TF 1 and 2 O/Cs at Ops Grp JRTC in 2004. It had the nanotech waterproofing applied to the fabric…..not one O/C lasted more than 3 days wearing them! LOL I remember seeing the Scorpion pattern, thinking it would win the overall test…..and a year + later after a deployment to OEF the 10th MoTown showed up to Paktika Prov wearing UCP pattern. No clue where that pattern came from, it was not in the test.