So, is that the right camo pattern for urban warfare?

How odd and presumptuous that you actually beLIEve people would not know or understand how you came upon such assumptions.

Google obviously is your friend.

That is correct. In fact, when I served, we didn't even get a complete set of both. In the case where you only have one set, you wear woodland (unless the regulation changed over the past few years). The other guy responding to you is just a troll. One that can't even use big words in a sentence properly.

More misinformation from an agent of disinformation.

I actually like that pattern camo Marine uniform in the movie. The U.S. Army could adopt it and make minor revisions to it such as the pockets.

In the movie there's a brief, fleeting scene after the beginning where a group of Marines are standing around, two wearing woodland camo and two wearing desert camo.

The U.S. Army stood by its woodland camo pattern from 1982 to 2006 when it adopted the odd, white and light green pattern that no one liked and then the astonishing post-research that it was not an appropriate pattern. The U.S. Army quickly returned to a woodland pattern that is reminiscent of its former woodland camo except the black splotches are not added to the present woodland pattern. The Army knew it should have stayed with something tried and true.

Yes, now go try it you fruitcake.

Yup - this.

My first reaction when I read the thread title was "I don't think the US Defense Force is setup ready for urban combat 'just in case'".

In this situation they were caught with their pants down. They would fight in their underwear if they had to.

SpiltPersonality

Key word "Army".

This is the United States Marine Corps.

How odd and presumptuous that you would actually beLIEve that flawed statement would count in this case.

Next time try not to be a mister know it all and just answer the question.

Or don't, yea that's an option that would probably do you better.