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Discover LudwigThe phrase "army fatigues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the camouflage clothing worn by military personnel, typically in a casual or descriptive context.
Example: "He wore his army fatigues while hiking in the woods to blend in with the surroundings."
Alternatives: "military uniform" or "combat gear".
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Colonel Davidson wore Army fatigues.
They wore army fatigues; many rode horses.
"By being happy!" says Theo, a cherub in army fatigues.
We sorted through his notebooks and office supplies, his rolled socks and Army fatigues.
Simon was intrigued that the 20-something woman wore Army fatigues.
Yuval high-fived Ahmad, who was wearing toddler-size army fatigues.
They are against our countrymen and against our homeland," he says, while dressed in army fatigues.
The assailants, dressed in army fatigues, entered the temple complex around 4 45 p.m.
Others are poised for battle in combinations of scruffy jeans, army fatigues and festooned uniforms.
Menacing gangs, impossible to tell apart in copycat army fatigues, wander freely, brandishing guns and machetes.
Several other teenagers correctly said he had been wearing Army fatigues.
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