According to a report in BalkanMonitor.com, the Serbian Amy has adopted a new camo pattern called M-10. Unveiled during their annual promotion of officers, the pattern is intended to adapt to the Serbian environment “from the air in all four seasons without snow coverâ€. Sounds like they are continuing their CC&D program that was successful during the NATO air campaign in 1999.
Rhythm Footwear is now offering their Bagel traditional hi and lo tops in Tigerstripe and Desert Tigerstripe patterns. Available at Gettry.
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The whole idea behind this product is unique. Since the US Army has adopted MultiCam for use in Afghanistan, troops will find themselves requiring equipment in more than one pattern. So, CPGear designed a reversible, modular chest rig that is UCP on one side for garrison use and MultiCam on the other for combat use.
As you can see, the rig comes with anchor points that attach to the Improved Outer Tactical Vest’s (IOTV)PALS grid. This facilitates rapid donning and doffing. Additionally, the RTMAP is designed to integrate with IOTV’s cutaway mechanism without interfering.
An added bonus to having PALS on both sides of the rig is that pouches can be attached on the inside as well. Take for instance this radio pouch. Not only does attaching it to the inside give you more real estate for other items but it also protects the radio from some of the knocks and dings it could otherwise be subjected to.
If you’ll be attending the Infantry Warfighter Conference this week at Ft Benning, Georgia be sure to stop by CPGear’s booth # 1109.
While it’s a fashion statement, TNF has put together some pretty cool kit. Known as the Purple Label line, the Fall lineup is offered in Australian Disruptive Pattern. Here, you see a Gore-tex jacket, Fleece vest, and Day pack. The downside? They are only available in Japan.
For years Tactical Concealment has been in the business of providing ghillie camouflage systems to military and police customers. They recently updated their website to make it easier to navigate but also to showcase their products for new customers.
We received some photos of the HMG ECHO II shelter in Digital Camouflage. This is the best of the bunch, showing the pattern and features of the shelter. Manufactured from Cuben fibers, HMG products are Berry Compliant.
