TWC-1000 Warrior Display

The “Warrior” family of camouflage patterns combines the tried-and-true principles of the frog-and-leaf pattern, first developed by the American Army in 1948, with techniques based on current research into how humans separate objects from their surroundings and identify targets. The overall macro-pattern is designed to break up the human axis of symmetry, while the micropattern matches the visual frequencies found in nature. Colourways are determined using software analysis of various tactical environments.

Shown here are three variants. From left to right these are: Tango, Bravo, and Golf. Background environments were taken randomly from representative photos of intended operating environments, rather than being selected to show an artificially good match.