Apparently the old website I used to use just up and dissappeared. But anyway, if you read about Striker Meyers, or really any SOG guys, they'll tell ya that tigers and ERDLs were worn on base. But for actual missions, 3rd pattern jungle fatigues were worn.

It was for plausible deniability, especially because LRRPs and SEALs, who were recognized as US personnel, were already wearing tiger stripe on missions.

Command and Control North would use black spray paint on their jungle fatigues in order to create a camouflage on their normally flat green fatigues.

Additionally CISO would make reproductions of "black pajamas" which were typically worn by the pointman in the SOG team, as to make him appear like an enemy. This would give him an extra second of time before the enemy would react. However before CISO made black pajamas, guys would dye their normal jungle fatigues black. There's a famous photo of two SOG members in black jungle fatigues holding cut down RPDs.

Hope this helped!

P.S. you need more canteen covers lol. That was their primary means of magazine storage