What does MARPAT stand for?

Marine Pattern (USMC camouflage uniform)

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Trevor's work is greatly influenced by years of living by the sea in Cornwall - creating subtle marine patterns printed in wonderful pastel shades of overlapping colour.

GO: ART: ODDY'S EYE IS ON ORDER

Since the Marines are "a force suited for every clime and place," the new camouflage Marine Pattern (referred to as MarPat) has been tested extensively and has been proven to be the most effective tactical camouflage, he said.

'New Utes' Designed by Marines for Marines

RQ-2B pioneer aerial vehicle, used for real-time intelligence of the battlefield; a Dragon Eye Mini-UAV, used for intelligence in urban or close-quarters combat situations; a captured Al-Qaeda banner used in insurgent videos; a warning sign from an attacked Humvee; a Marine Pattern uniform worn in Iraq by a Navy Cross recipient; and a flight suit worn while serving combat tours in both Afghanistan and Iraq.

National Museum of the Marine Corps Honors Today's Heroes