Is the US army's universal camouflage pattern really that useless to the point that e...?

Answer: Here's thing about camouflage that a lot of people don't understand.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Is the US army's universal camouflage pattern really that useless to the point that everyone despises it? Matthew Cantrell, former Corpsman at United States Navy Updated Dec 16 Here's thing about camouflage that a lot of people don't understand. The goal of camouflage isn't to make you invisible unless you are a sniper. The goal of camo is to make ... Read More » In Star Wars, why would anyone join the Empire? Mike Diamond, studied History Written Tue Look at it in the context of the American Revolutionary War. On paper, the colonial Americans shouldn't and couldn't have won. The British Empire had more money, more manpo... Read More » If you have a homebirth and tear, can you go to a hospital and request stitches without being questioned or having insurance? Zoe-Anne Barcellos, Medicolegal Death Investigator Written Wed I had a planned homebirth with a lay midwife. This was my 3rd child. The other two were born in hospitals. I had an epidural and epesiotomies with both. My first 2 were big ... Read More » Why did medieval realms build castles? Couldn't the invading army simply bypass the castle and sack/take the cities instead of attacking castles? Pieter Buis Updated Jul 27 Have a look at this photo It's a German military base in Afghanistan. You'll note that the protection is not that significant. Hesco bastions form a perimeter but you'll see... Read More » What is the most disturbing creature that exists in sci-fi? No Lovecraft, Star Wars, or anything remotely 40k. Adam Harmon, Author at Amazon Kindle (2014-present) Written Thu I hope that using an entire alien race qualifies for this question. These are the Vorlons of Babylon 5. They are an ancient that had evolved beyong corporeal form. Living as... Read More » Is there a mathematical formula to winning the lottery? Matt Godders, PhD Geology, The University of Western Australia Written Wed Actually, I worked with a guy who figured out how to beat the Canadian lottery. Mohan Srivastava. Smart man. Turns out it's not easy to make things truly random. He did the r... Read More » What was the strangest cancer symptom prior to diagnosis? My dad had a persistent cough approximately 4 months before he was diagnosed with two glioblastomas grade 4. Ingrid Halvorsen, Cancer survivor: uterine cancer 2010. Written Wed I was ten years post menopause when I started to bleed. I bled continuously for a month until I could see my gynecologist. I was immediately scheduled for a D&C and biopsy,... Read More » What would happen if the US Military unleashed its full might (except nukes)? Jim Gawne, former Master Sergeant (Retired) at U.S. Army (1974-2001) Updated May 5 If the US Army, including the reserve components, was to launch an all-out attack (with the exception of nuclear weapons) against any opponent, the results would be similar... Read More » What are the perks of being a movie freak? Saleem Bassadien, Roger Ebert is my spirit animal... Written Dec 18 Being a movie freak is like having a window to another world on a regular basis. Sometimes, depending on the context of why one needs the escape, it can be a good thing, or ... Read More » What is Computational Geometry? Timothy Johnson, B.S. Mathematics, California Institute of Technology (2013) Written Thu I wrote most of this for a student who was interested in the computational geometry class at UC Irvine, but I've adapted it to be slightly more general. Computational geomet... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.