All four of the Track patterns were accepted along with All Over Brush's woodland and desert patterns. The camouflage patterns were then rated on their blending, brightness, contrast, and detection by US Army Soldiers, during the daytime, and also at night using night vision devices.įollowing testing, the Shadow Line pattern was eliminated entirely, along with the urban and desert/urban patterns of All Over Brush. There were a total of fifteen evaluations, which took place at Fort Benning, Fort Polk, Fort Irwin, Fort Lewis, and Yakima, Washington. The three remaining colors were green, brown, and black for the Woodland pattern, dark tan, khaki, and brown for the Desert pattern, light gray, medium gray, and black for the Urban pattern, and dark tan, light gray, and brown for the Desert/Urban pattern. For each pattern, there were four color combinations, which corresponded to a specific type of terrain, however, all four patterns used tan as their base color. Three patterns were developed, called All Over Brush, Track, and Shadow/Line.
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