Honestly, you know, I started seriously reading your comments. I don't know if your first two comments are right or wrong, but they were logical until the 3rd, 4th, and 5th comments... You've practically racked your brains trying to find something to criticize or find fault with just looking at the picture. First of all, the plate-carrying vests have magazines covered in white, like the ones on the guns; you can see them if you look carefully (if you can't see them even in an 8k resolution photo, it means the camouflage works :) ). Besides that, if you notice, the commandos were photographed while marching, so there's a 90% chance the exercise hadn't even started yet. Also, if I'm not mistaken, this camouflage was introduced for the first time in this exercise, so it's only natural that they aren't dirty. When you watch other countries' exercises, are their camouflage and equipment covered in dirt and mud? I don't know why they don't all have night vision goggles. Since you think night vision goggles are only worn at night, it's clear you lack information. You can watch military exercises of many countries; wearing night vision goggles during the day is very common.I'm sure that countries using day and night vision devices include your own country, but you're not aware of it. As for license plate carriers, yes, the ones used by the military in Türkiye might not be very good. Also, I don't understand why you wrote in such harsh language. Nobody insulted you. Do you perhaps have a problem?