U.S. Army
Phase IV Camouflage Improvement Program Please note that ADS Inc./Guy Cramer US4CES family of camouflage was selected as a finalist in the Phase IV program. US4CES is pronounced as U.S. Forces. Part 1: U.S. Army Camouflage Improvement Explained Part 2: U.S. Army Scorpion Camouflage Part 3: Why Not Just Use MARPAT? Part 4: Why US4CES? Part 5 Phase IV C3: Camouflage, Color and Cost Part 6: U.S. Army Phase IV Baseline Patterns, will the Army have to settle with these? Special Addition: Night Vision Device (Gen-III) comparison photos of US4CES and some of the U.S. Army Phase IV camouflage patterns Other news stories on US4CES and the Phase IV Program
ADS Inc. and US4CES designer Guy
Cramer, have decided to use Hyperstealth's print on demand process to bring
45 new US4CES patterns in two new series:
15 US4CES Bravo Series patterns
and 30 US4CES Charlie Series patterns to the commercial market and for
printed camouflage trial material to foreign countries outside of the U.S. US4CES Woodland in Left Photo Below and US4CES Transitional and US4CES Arid in Right Photo, The vest (heavy nylon) coloration on all three uniforms is our US4CES OCIE. These four colorations make up the US4CES Family of Camouflage which was submitted for the U.S. Army Phase IV Camouflage Improvement Program testing
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