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Photos Tiger Stripe Camouflage Uniform Pictures Around the World.

Vietnam

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the Tiger Stripe uniform was never issued—it was chosen by Special Operations.

Developed for jungle warfare during the Vietnam War and worn by Green Berets and unconventional units, it earned its place through necessity, not regulation.

Here a US Green beret with a Colt CAR-15 / XM-177 Commando Rifle (CAR-15 XM177)

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the Tiger Stripe uniform was never issued—it was chosen by Special Operations.

Developed for jungle warfare during the Vietnam War and worn by Green Berets and unconventional units, it earned its place through necessity, not regulation.

Here a US Green beret with a Colt CAR-15 / XM-177 Commando Rifle (CAR-15 XM177)

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It's XM177E1 carbine.
 
cant believe I missed this thread... tiger stripe is my all time fave camo, after MARPAT of course, flecktarn and all the German WWII camo, especially palmenmuster...
several pics of my Dad wearing tiger stripe in country (somewhere) that I wish I could find to post, but for some reason he has made them unavailable and will not discuss it with me... hopefully some day he will change his mind they are great pics even without the camo...
actually wearing tiger stripe bdu cammies as I post this, I believe the Propper version
 
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USMC Experimental Tiger Stripe available by 0241Tactical​


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In this video we'll look at a new uniform offered by 0241Tactical. The uniform is in a pattern that was an experimental tiger stripe variant that competed against the digital woodland camouflage that was ultimately selected by the Marine Corps to become what we all know today as "MARPAT".
 

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