Camouflage uniforms first appeared as camouflage uniforms, and the German army first used camouflage uniforms at the end of World War II, which were "three-color camouflage uniforms". Later, some countries led by the United States were equipped with "four-color camouflage uniforms" (green, yellow, tea, black).
The camouflage officially installed in our army now are as follows.
Jungle camouflage (universal camouflage) - the most common. Green, brown, black and yellow for Army summer training uniforms.
Desert camouflage - yellowish than the jungle color, used for the Army winter training uniform.
Marine camouflage - blue, black, grass green and white, used for the Marine Corps
urban camouflage - black, gray and white, used for airborne troops
Highland desert camouflage - green, brown, black and other spots, is the latest style and is used for highland troops.
There are two other camouflages that are not officially listed.
Aviation camouflage - blue, white, brown, etc., used for the Air Force.
Desert camouflage--earth yellow and white are the main colors.