What kinds of camouflage clothes are there at home and abroad? Please give a specific answer. Thank you.

Camouflage is mostly developed according to their own domestic environment and operational needs. It's hard to say that everyone has the same place, just a mainstream.

Digital camouflage, the mainstream in the mainstream, aside from the domestic 07, ACU and MCCUU, which are still widely used by the US military, are of this type; Starting from digital camouflage, most training clothes have the ability to reduce infrared, which can provide higher concealment at night.

Uneven color block camouflage, the old guy recently counterattacked, starting with MC camouflage of CP company, which is much stronger than ACU cement workers and has high versatility. At present, the US and British troops stationed in Afghanistan give priority to distribution, but it is not enough to completely replace the existing camouflage; Germany's desert spots and Britain's rust-colored desert camouflage are also representatives of this kind. Domestic four-color camouflage is old-fashioned, and the more classic is Sansha of the US military.

Tiger pattern camouflage, according to my personal preference, especially when used as jungle camouflage, is the best in traditional camouflage clothing (MC camouflage is added with color changing agent, so its versatility is terrible); It was used in Vietnam (pro-American) during the Vietnam War, and now it seems that Russia is still using it. ABU of the US Air Force is a digital tiger camouflage.

Snow and ocean are special camouflage and can only be used in this specific environment; Desert and jungle are two extremes, but when logistics can't keep up, it is not uncommon for the jungle to run through the desert (this happened in the first Gulf War in the United States); Transition camouflage, ACU and urban camouflage are this type, which is between jungle and desert. Of course, ACU was originally developed as an all-terrain camouflage, but this joke made Americans suffer a lot, so it can only be used as a transition.