2019年10月1日 · The U.S. Navy officially ended its blue camouflage uniforms on Oct. 1 and switched to a green camouflage already worn in Navy SEAL and explosive ordnance disposal units.

In early 2006, the U.S. Navy's Chief of Naval Operations, Michael G. Mullen, selected the pixelated blue camouflage pattern with pointed blouse collars and an eight-point cover to become the NWU's finished product. [9]

2023年7月4日 · Blue Camouflage Uniform (Type I) The Type I blue camo, also known as "blueberries," was introduced in 2008 to replace the old utilities uniform. The design features a pixelated pattern with shades of blue that helps conceal sailors onboard ships.

NWU Type 1 Blue Digital Camouflage. Former U.S. Navy Working Uniform, in service from 2009-2019. This camo pattern is popularly known as "Blueberries."

2024年5月16日 · The US Navy Blue Camo is an essential part of the uniform worn by sailors during special operations and missions. This unique camouflaging pattern, designed mainly for naval personnel, has been created to fit various environments and weather conditions that sailors may face at sea.

2019年9月27日 · MANAMA, Bahrain – Sailors’ last day to wear a blue camouflage uniform beloved by some and derided by others is here. The Type I Navy Working Uniform, dubbed the “blueberry,” will no...

The Navy announced this week that it will transition to the green Type III uniform as its primary shore working uniform. It replaces the blue camouflage Type I uniform that was unpopular with...

2020年10月22日 · The Navy announced Aug. 4 that its much-maligned blue digital camouflage uniform will be removed from service and replaced with the Naval Working Uniform Type III, a digital woodland camouflage pattern commonly worn by …

By 2010, all sailors wore the blue Navy Working Uniform, or NWU, Type I. In 2012, desert and woodland camo for land-based sailors was replaced by the new combat standard NWU Type III: a woodland...

2024年6月14日 · Compared to other branches' uniforms like Army's MultiCam or the Marine Corps MARPAT which have been designed specifically for land-based combat in different environments, the US Navy Camo Pattern was conceptualized based on blue-water operations where ships often sail across open seas hence its distinctive blue color scheme making it …