Military TV's video: First Computer Generated Military Camouflage Patterns Shorts

The inspiration for MARPAT, CANADIAN DISRUPTIVE PATTERN (CADPAT) was one of the first computer generated military camouflage patterns to enter active service, following a start and stop course of development beginning in 1988. Like many other NATO states, Canada was looking for an updated camo pattern and uniform design reflecting the versatile needs of the modern warfighter. They found it in CADPAT. Intended to function in a wide variety of environments while providing some protection from night vision devices, CADPAT’s pixilated design was one of the first such patterns to see general issue. First introduced in 1996, the pattern caught on quickly and is now in place across the Canadian armed forces. Currently available in four color schemes, an urban version of CADPAT is undergoing research and development. Subscribe Now : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0IlEuu4TA9wq1u60tLMqBw?sub_confirmation=1 https://www.facebook.com/TheMilitary24/ http://defense-tv.com/