Camouflage

Camouflage clothing is a clothing that is composed of green, yellow, tea, black and other colors and is composed of irregular protective color patterns for camouflage. The camouflage suit requires that its reflected light waves be roughly the same as those reflected by the surrounding scenes. It not only confuses the enemy's eyesight, but also counters infrared reconnaissance, making it difficult for the enemy's modern surveillance instrument to capture the target.

Camouflage clothing is a basic type of training clothes. "Camouflage" is a new type of protective color composed of irregular patterns of green, yellow, tea, black and other colors. The camouflage suit requires that its reflected light waves be roughly the same as those reflected by the surrounding scenes. It not only confuses the enemy's naked eye reconnaissance, but also counters infrared reconnaissance, making it difficult for the enemy's modern surveillance instruments to capture the target. Camouflage clothing first appeared as a camouflage suit. At the end of the Second World War, camouflage clothes first appeared, mostly "three-color camouflage clothes." After the war, some countries headed by the United States were equipped with "four-color camouflage uniforms."