Why don't we use the mitznefet helmet cover for better concealment?

Cpl Jeff N. -Yes, every Soldier in the Army is trained in basic Infantry tactics as a rifleman. Like you mentioned, contrary to what they all might think, there is a HUGE difference beyond that. MP's are notorious at thinking they are some kind of glorified Infantryman. LMAO!

It’s main advantage in an urban environment is preventing snipers from knowing exactly where to aim to hit your grape. Maybe they hit Kevlar, maybe cloth. The IDF had hell of a time with snipers when they were in Lebanon, which probably had something to do with this

Israel uses them, not a lot of forest land there. Desert, mountain, and urban areas mainly. They must know something we haven’t figured out after 70 years of fighting in the Middle East.

Keeping the Junior N.C.O'S and lower enlisted is a every day thing in the infantry. Just ask any of them. It is like the is always rocks to paint, parking lot Police call at Battalion.

CSM John Mead I still have mine from the 7th ID as a CID Agent from 1986-1989 and 1991-1994.

1SG (Join to see) - Probably was, as well. Some old friends that were there told me that it started before 7th ID received their first Kevlars. I've no way to dispute that, if it matters. All I know is that all said and done, most would say that the intent was for cohesion but in practice, a nuisance. Just repeating what I've been told. Some old 7th ID light fighters will also remember the mandatory light fighters course. I did all of my time with mech units, excluding the 9th ID, which only had one mech battalion, 5-60 Inf. I don't even recall if we had any armor units, but don't think that we had.

CSM John Mead my feet still hurt from the Lightfighters course. I didn't arrive until around August 85. Concur it was for cohesion, and turned into a fashion contest for the best "Tina Turner."

I would rather see this type of helmet cover than the Mushroom cover. The chillies type of cover. Will be unique to the individual and offer better concealment.
In time some smart guy on the enemy side is going to figure out a tell to the Mushroom cover.

The benefit is that they can be very quickly removed (seconds) whenever somebody important comes around.

SGT Andrew Howard like when you get a CODE "8" or CODE "9" over comms?

SGT Andrew Howard If someone "important" comes around in combat and wants to see a nice smooth helmet, they need to go sit back in their office because they are out of their element.