Air Force adopts Army style camouflage to streamline uniforms
The Air Force will shift to the Army’s OCP camouflage as part of a broader drive to slim the service wardrobe and unify forces. The move, costing about 237 million dollars and slated to finish by April 2021, aims to improve joint operations while preserving service identity concerns.
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