Which military camouflage pattern caused a major product recall when it was discovered that its ineffective design actually made soldiers MORE visible to enemy night vision equipment?

Modern military camouflage patterns have revolutionized not just battlefield concealment but also influenced civilian fashion and retail markets. The development of these patterns represents one of the most scientifically researched aspects of military equipment design, with billions spent on research and testing. Today's digital camouflage patterns used by armed forces worldwide have interesting origins and have created significant retail phenomena. Test your knowledge about this fascinating intersection of military innovation and commercial product development!

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The U.S. Army's Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP), recalled in 2014 after $5 billion in development and deployment costs
The British Army's Multi-Terrain Pattern (MTP), recalled in 2011 due to manufacturing defects in the infrared-reflective properties
The Canadian CADPAT digital pattern, recalled in 2008 when field tests revealed critical flaws in desert environments
The Russian Army's EMR (Edinaya Maskirovochnaya Rascvetka) pattern, recalled in 2016 after combat failures in Syria