Not being negative about your video, which is, as usual, good BUT you again concentrate on the camo as a civilian would. DPM is still a good camo, as is MTP, but you need to adapt to your local environment if you're a soldier. That means adding camouflage to your basic uniform in the form of grasses, and other foliage, for example. So in the present dried conditions you would add dried grass / hay and such like to your kit. A soldier is trained to change his camo foliage depending on the terrain he is moving thru, even if it means doing it several times a day. You don't rely totally on whatever camo your uniform is printed in to avoid being seen. And besides, the camo uniforms look totally different after you've been out in the field for a few days in the damp and dirt, not at all like your nice clean gear! Looking forwards to your MTP video.
You are right about DPM in autumn in UK, but in West Germany , where bulk of the Brtish Army was during the cold war , the majority of forests were pine and spruce. The main exercise season was Autumn, we called it the silly season and everything seemed dark green and brown and usually wet at this time.
There is one truly all season camo pattern - Predator's stealth suit! Except it doesn't work in the rain. Or if your walking through water. Or under thermal. Bugger, back to the drawing board then 😜
This is why I get annoyed with the lack of light Urbans and Arctics in official military issue. because of the fact that in London when it snows and around the UK it's frosty a lot especially up north where I go sometimes. So I need good Arctic gear even in the UK, on a blanket of white and grey, you stand out. Also on parched sun-scorched grass in high summer, I actually wear my Deserts, I have always thought the sand camo patterns worked better for yellow grass/straw, than any woodlands available.
Good video and so true. Although we have Australian Multicam (AMCU) here in Australia, in the middle of winter Multicam original is as effective and during summer Multicam Arid is a effective, especially in the dry grassy plains.
Cool yeah in some places certain camos can be quite good all year but some of the super lush green camos some nations field would only work in Spring/Summer as far as I can tell before looking like a green blob in a brown or grey environment.
Ture agreed in the fall and winter i ware brown like ACTS-Au , Muilt tarian tiger. In summer and spring green woodland,dpm,flecktarn, our tiger stripe. Never thought about green in winter
Yeah it depends where you are, here there are a few evergreen type things that will always be green so in winter brown and green and grey are the only colours you see. Where as in the Autumn everything is red and yellow mostly.
I only have shorts in jigsaw which are quite faded, it's an okay camo, not great or awful, the pattern is quite good but the colours don't really fit anywhere.
DPM works best in Scotland :P MTP/Multi-Cam is too bright up here, noticed it best doing airsoft but applying local envirnment to the camo (bushes, grass and other) really does help.
hey, there is a material that changes according to heat an temperature. like how you have the mugs that change color to depict if its hot or cooled down. but its very very new in production. still love your content just throwing in some good info i saw in my local herp pilipson an hunting stores a round me. sorry i cant remember the name of the company, it passes my mind at the moment.
My Tigerstripe works fairly well in the Summer and Spring in North Carolina but my Flektarn and Marpat works better since NC doesnt have a lot of plants that reside in the jungles of Vietnam so the terrain differences lower its effectiveness a small amount. I'm not sure which camos would work best in the Winter or Autumn though.. probably some type of Flektarn or something with a lot of light browns and tans.
The old Army digicam would work well here when the grass turns that white-yellow-green color in winter. Unless it's different in your part of the state
If you could put up with the weight of them they would probably work, they seem to have filtered intakes on them so they should actually provide protection from impacts and gas.
If you use a uniform for a few months the colours are losing the intensity, also if you are in the field full of dust or mud things change regarding patterns ore colours.. I apologize for my English writing skills..
Is older flecktarn actually more red? Like I thought it was just faded browns? Also, isn't golive drab a universal camo? Like unless you live somewhere where you cross into desert it works well enouth?
Old flecktarn had very red coloured browns in it, like Alpenflage. Olive drab is sort of universal but it is not disruptive, just like how Strichtarn works anywhere but doesn't really hide the users silhouette.
OD can be used both in summer and winter. Al through faded OD works better in summer, being light to medium green. And new OD, nearly brown, works well in autumn and winter.
You mean the germans in the 40s with autumn, fall and spring camo were doing better and more advanced things than modern militaries still to this day... imagine that
Are you from UK? Would you please help me find a good gas mask on Ebay that you could recommend for use in case of some 'very unclear air' that will use some common filters that are also sold on ebay?
Winter is problematic. When snow fall you will be visible whatever you do. And if you find white suit if you want to go to woodland area you will be visible too. I don’t want to fight ever in winter
Yes. I agree. That was the first mass use of special camouflage-Finish forces were clad in white uniforms and Soviets were mostly in ordinary uniforms. But all white uniform is problematic if you are not in Siberia were snow cover everything. In Europe, there is much more colors.
@@stefanbrezar8642 That is why the Germans developed forest snow camo pattern. White backround with green large spots. A modernized Flecktarn version has replaced the earlier version. So does the USMC, with a snow Marpat pattern.
Their whole military defence concept was (and still is) to have multiple fallback points and use the terrain to their advantage, with bunkers guarding narrow mountain passes, if they didn't have a military to make those narrow passes into potential killzones any invader could just walk in. Defence by being prickly and maximising the effectiveness of a relatively small armed force, as well as blowing up tunnels and bridges makes it not worth the effort of invading them.
I need help authenticating a WWI german gas mask to anyone who will have an easier time identifying what/where I need to look your help would be greatly appreciated
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You should get the swedish M90 uniform or the old M57 that uniform is very green...
Not being negative about your video, which is, as usual, good BUT you again concentrate on the camo as a civilian would. DPM is still a good camo, as is MTP, but you need to adapt to your local environment if you're a soldier. That means adding camouflage to your basic uniform in the form of grasses, and other foliage, for example. So in the present dried conditions you would add dried grass / hay and such like to your kit. A soldier is trained to change his camo foliage depending on the terrain he is moving thru, even if it means doing it several times a day. You don't rely totally on whatever camo your uniform is printed in to avoid being seen. And besides, the camo uniforms look totally different after you've been out in the field for a few days in the damp and dirt, not at all like your nice clean gear! Looking forwards to your MTP video.
Correct, I've recommended that in several videos though, the point being some camos will not work all year regardless.
Funny thing i was wearing my Desert DPM smock during the beast from the east and i blended in rather well during the snowstorm.
Once 95 Desert DPM fades half of it is basically white so that would make sense.
Good for beaches,too, if doing a wild camp on the south coast of Britain .👍🏾
You are right about DPM in autumn in UK, but in West Germany , where bulk of the Brtish Army was during the cold war , the majority of forests were pine and spruce. The main exercise season was Autumn, we called it the silly season and everything seemed dark green and brown and usually wet at this time.
good thing florida is the same color year round
puke green
I know right.
There is one truly all season camo pattern - Predator's stealth suit! Except it doesn't work in the rain. Or if your walking through water. Or under thermal. Bugger, back to the drawing board then 😜
Not exactly camo but I guess a florescent jacket would still look like a florescent jacket all year.
Atacs UA is the best camo pattern for my environment as varies from rocky desert to grasslands. It all so works to some extent in industrial areas.
This is why I get annoyed with the lack of light Urbans and Arctics in official military issue. because of the fact that in London when it snows and around the UK it's frosty a lot especially up north where I go sometimes. So I need good Arctic gear even in the UK, on a blanket of white and grey, you stand out.
Also on parched sun-scorched grass in high summer, I actually wear my Deserts, I have always thought the sand camo patterns worked better for yellow grass/straw, than any woodlands available.
Lots of nations have pull on white suits for the snow, as they would rarely use them a cheap oversuit would do.
I love these videos thank you
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Good video and so true.
Although we have Australian Multicam (AMCU) here in Australia, in the middle of winter Multicam original is as effective and during summer Multicam Arid is a effective, especially in the dry grassy plains.
Cool yeah in some places certain camos can be quite good all year but some of the super lush green camos some nations field would only work in Spring/Summer as far as I can tell before looking like a green blob in a brown or grey environment.
Great video man, interesting the whole way through.
Cheers
Ture agreed in the fall and winter i ware brown like ACTS-Au , Muilt tarian tiger. In summer and spring green woodland,dpm,flecktarn, our tiger stripe. Never thought about green in winter
Yeah it depends where you are, here there are a few evergreen type things that will always be green so in winter brown and green and grey are the only colours you see. Where as in the Autumn everything is red and yellow mostly.
I would love to see you do a video on the belgium jigsaw camp pattern.i plan on getting the shirt jacket and pants set.
I only have shorts in jigsaw which are quite faded, it's an okay camo, not great or awful, the pattern is quite good but the colours don't really fit anywhere.
Weaponsandstuff93 that is true.i just love the camo pattern ever since I saw it.thats all thanks.
Color of the new Belgian camo uniform is suitable only for operation saving Pepa the Pig. Only when that colors fade it become better
Feel like for fall chocolate chip related patterns including the saudi arabian ones etc deserve some love.
DPM works best in Scotland :P MTP/Multi-Cam is too bright up here, noticed it best doing airsoft but applying local envirnment to the camo (bushes, grass and other) really does help.
Yeah or just getting the camo a bit muddy would help.
Indeed that too but be careful because it can sometime make you easier to spot or just make life very uncomfortable
I found MTP/MultiCam works incredibly well in Snowdonia, amongst the dull green and tan colour grasses it really blends well.
hey, there is a material that changes according to heat an temperature. like how you have the mugs that change color to depict if its hot or cooled down. but its very very new in production. still love your content just throwing in some good info i saw in my local herp pilipson an hunting stores a round me. sorry i cant remember the name of the company, it passes my mind at the moment.
Sounds interesting, I assume body heat doesn't effect it just ambient temperature.
I'm not sure either but It would make sense, I'm planning on getting for the winter to test it out.
My Tigerstripe works fairly well in the Summer and Spring in North Carolina but my Flektarn and Marpat works better since NC doesnt have a lot of plants that reside in the jungles of Vietnam so the terrain differences lower its effectiveness a small amount. I'm not sure which camos would work best in the Winter or Autumn though.. probably some type of Flektarn or something with a lot of light browns and tans.
Rhodesian brushstroke?
Weaponsandstuff93 yeah that would work well actually
The old Army digicam would work well here when the grass turns that white-yellow-green color in winter. Unless it's different in your part of the state
SerbiaStronk specify the pattern because I hope you arent talking about the "moon camo"
NINJAGAIDEN1097 _ the UCP from like 2004 to 2014. What is moon camo
The camo that the waffen SS use is pretty cool, doesnt the modern german military use the same camo kind of?
Yes Flecktarn.
Kosmos yep flecktran
Good video. I have a question, would the fallout power armor helmets be practical in the real world as respirators or are they just stylized?
If you could put up with the weight of them they would probably work, they seem to have filtered intakes on them so they should actually provide protection from impacts and gas.
What’s the best looking camo, appearance wise not functionality, in your opinion?
The old super bright flecktarn.
Glad I live in the desert. I only truely need one
If you use a uniform for a few months the colours are losing the intensity, also if you are in the field full of dust or mud things change regarding patterns ore colours..
I apologize for my English writing skills..
Is older flecktarn actually more red? Like I thought it was just faded browns?
Also, isn't golive drab a universal camo? Like unless you live somewhere where you cross into desert it works well enouth?
Old flecktarn had very red coloured browns in it, like Alpenflage.
Olive drab is sort of universal but it is not disruptive, just like how Strichtarn works anywhere but doesn't really hide the users silhouette.
OD can be used both in summer and winter. Al through faded OD works better in summer, being light to medium green. And new OD, nearly brown, works well in autumn and winter.
You mean the germans in the 40s with autumn, fall and spring camo were doing better and more advanced things than modern militaries still to this day... imagine that
Are you from UK? Would you please help me find a good gas mask on Ebay that you could recommend for use in case of some 'very unclear air' that will use some common filters that are also sold on ebay?
Avon S10 or FM12.
Get either industrial RD40 filters or Israeli Type 80 filters.
I got DMP jacket. Its brand new and colors are great...but its too bright for Serbia landscape.
Winter is problematic. When snow fall you will be visible whatever you do. And if you find white suit if you want to go to woodland area you will be visible too. I don’t want to fight ever in winter
Winter worked pretty well for the Finnish in the winter war.
Yes. I agree. That was the first mass use of special camouflage-Finish forces were clad in white uniforms and Soviets were mostly in ordinary uniforms. But all white uniform is problematic if you are not in Siberia were snow cover everything. In Europe, there is much more colors.
@@stefanbrezar8642 That is why the Germans developed forest snow camo pattern. White backround with green large spots. A modernized Flecktarn version has replaced the earlier version.
So does the USMC, with a snow Marpat pattern.
Good vid.
Cheers
Where is snow camo??
Btw, nice vid
No point in me getting snow camo when we get maybe a few snowy days per year if anything.
what is your favourite camo patern and what camo would you use on the summer.
MTP for the Summer, especially a dry arid one, video is out in a few days of the full MTP camo test.
If it's a more green summer Woodland 95.
ok
Cool
why does Switzerland even have a military, the last time they fought in a war was like nearly 200 years ago
Because it prevents them being invaded.
Their whole military defence concept was (and still is) to have multiple fallback points and use the terrain to their advantage, with bunkers guarding narrow mountain passes, if they didn't have a military to make those narrow passes into potential killzones any invader could just walk in.
Defence by being prickly and maximising the effectiveness of a relatively small armed force, as well as blowing up tunnels and bridges makes it not worth the effort of invading them.
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I have played it
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I need help authenticating a WWI german gas mask to anyone who will have an easier time identifying what/where I need to look your help would be greatly appreciated
Sorry I have no experience with WW1 masks but stick a photo on and someone might be able to help.
MTP is the best camo at this moment. In colours, and pattern.
Depends on your terrain and season.
Wears a blacked out camo.....in the middle of a flat field covered in snow....