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Soldiers get new fatigues at Fort Stewart Georgia
Army soldiers receive redesigned all-in-one camouflage fatigues with Velcro openings and 1-centimeter segmented pattern in desert, forest, and urban tones. The Georgia National Guard's 48th Infantry Brigade is first to be issued the $3.4 billion makeover, replacing older forest and desert uniforms. Black is removed to reduce visibility. pockets shift to shoulders for armor access. jackets use zippers and Velcro. patches attach with Velcro. infrared squares aid identification with night vision.
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