U.S. spent $28M on 'forest' uniforms for Afghan army fighting mostly in the desert

Their uniforms actually blend with the environment fairly well, not as good as multicam but still good, talking from experience in RC East (Ghazni, Wardak, Logar) and RC South (Helmand). We obviously couldnt give them a similar pattern to ours for security purposes. Maybe if you'd actually been there then your comment would be valid, but making a post on something you know nothing about...

They sent us to Iraq with woodland camp NBC Suits, they thought that the ACUs were a good idea, the Japanese security forces back in Iraq in 2005 wore woodlands. Basically the main point I'm trying to make is the camp doesn't mean shit as long as they are an effective fighting force. And hey could have been 56 million if they bought them DCUs and BDUs and the camp will work in RC North and East.

They almost look like Canadian uniforms.