Also a good idea to scour the photo archives for the time and place you want to reperesent. Not terribly uncommon to see mis-matched camo. Helmets, from the photos seldom seem to have been reversed as universally as the rest of the colors.
Also, "doctrine" said to match camo to conditions, so if a beach was less green, the order of the day would be brown out. If the interior was more jungle, then the green was to be out.
The practice of towing utilities in net bags while at sea on the way "over there" so that they'd look more "salty" did not help longevity any, either. So the "rule" seems to have been you wore what you had that fit, first. Or until someone higher up mandated a more uniform appearance.