Copies of One of The Worst Camo Designs Ever Made: The US Army's Universal Camouflage Pattern
For a pattern that was more or less loathed by wearers, a waste for taxpayers, annoying for policy makers and made fun of by collectors the US Army's Universal Camouflage pattern has made its way around the world being adopted, cloned and copied by a number of nations. In this video we'll be looking at a few examples and some of the reasons why they may have been adopted. 0:00 Intro 1:37 US Correctional Officers and Attempts to Dye It 3:54 The Bulgarian Air Force 6:36 The Yemeni Air Force 10:24 Iran and the IRGC (Basij) 14:39 Comparison of Patterns and Outro

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