Was checking out the Straits Times and read article on the US'
progress in Afghanistan & Iraq (World, page 16). Nothing new
about the articles but the photos were noteworthy. Apparently, some
combat units seem to have already started wearing the Digitized
Desert Camouflage uniform.
For those unfamiliar with digital camou, it's the new camou pattern
first invented by the Canadians and later the US. It comprises of
overlapping small squarish shapes rather than the current curvy or
leaf like shapes that most armies' use. It supposedly makes it
harder to differenciate from its background as the squarish (pixel)
shapes tend to confuse the human eye.
