EXHIBIT 03 / HEX
LOOKUP
Photograph a camouflage pattern. The bench names it against a table of documented patterns, or against the panel this museum just issued, and gives you the hex. Adopting a reading writes it back into FIELD.
PATTERN TABLE
- FIELD issueLIVE
- M81 WoodlandUS, 1981
Four-color ERDL descendant. Large blobs.
- MARPAT WoodlandUSMC
Digital temperate. Small rectangular pixels.
- MARPAT DesertUSMC
Digital arid. Tan field, brown pixels.
- MultiCamCrye / OCP family
Published reference chips: khaki, sage, earth, bark.
- UCPUS Army, retired
Urban gray, foliage, desert sand. No strong black.
- FlecktarnBundeswehr
Published forest chips plus the usual light-green spot.
- British DPMUK, to 2011
Disruptive pattern. Brush strokes, not pixels.
- CADPAT TWCanada
Temperate woodland digital. First general-issue pixel pattern.
- CADPAT ARCanada
Arid digital. Tan, brown, no canopy green.
- AOR1US Navy
Desert digital for naval special warfare.
- AOR2US Navy
Woodland digital companion to AOR1.
- Tiger stripeSEA / VN era
Narrow brush stripes. Black, green, brown, tan.
- Six-color desertUS, chocolate chip
Tan field with dark rock spots.
- Rhodesian brushstrokeRhodesia
High-contrast strokes on a pale field.
- M05Finland
Soft-edged woodland. Small shapes, cool greens.
- EMR Digital FloraRussia
Pixel flora. Green, tan, and a pale pixel.
Reference swatches for matching, not a procurement specification. MultiCam and Flecktarn chips follow published palette guides. The issued row is yours.