Interesting....

I was looking at loadouts, and stumbled across this





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It says this is the 64th Expeditionary Rescue Squadron of the USAF....... They are all in multicam.......


Comments/reasoning? Anyone know why?

Some units are field testing MC

The US Airforce PJs, JTACs, and other AF special operation forces ALONG with USSF have been using multicam for a while now.

The US Army 75th Ranger Regiment and the 173rd Airborne Brigade will soon begin are now using Multicam in deployments to Afghanistan (Thank God).

wow this is very surprising... it must just be training... i havent read anything about the USAF using multicam..

Bulldog94 wrote:wow this is very surprising... it must just be training... i havent read anything about the USAF using multicam..

read the caption lol.

Bulldog94 wrote:wow this is very surprising... it must just be training... i havent read anything about the USAF using multicam..

pj's can do practically whatever they want, when the usaf will give you a 100k signing bonus it gives you a bit of freedom on uniform choices

I was reading something earlier this week about a type of multicam like this that the armed forces have been using for awhile......

Most regular services have their equipment regulated from the top down. However special forces have much more latitude for their equipment and most units have their own equipment budgets, allowing them to pretty much use whatever they want. In fact you'll see a lot of special forces in Iraq and Afghanistan wearing civis and driving civi vehicles.

BigD wrote:

Bulldog94 wrote:wow this is very surprising... it must just be training... i havent read anything about the USAF using multicam..

read the caption lol.

yeah i did after going and looking back... I just looked at the photo and went...