MultiCam Sighting

28 Dec 2009

Trolling through the latest uploads from the military PAOs in Afghanistan, I spotted this one of some Joes from 2-12 Infantry patrolling in Kunar province.

You'll notice the OTV, helmet cover and pouches aren't in MultiCam, but I have the explanation so stay tuned to Military.com for an article tomorrow on the latest Af-Cam distribution and testing.

-- Christian

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