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US4CES Transitional

US4CES Transitional Camouflage Pattern

US4CES, (Pronounced, U.S. Forces) is a digital camouflage pattern created by Doug Cramer, which competed in the U.S. Army’s Phase IV camouflage selection process to replace the Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP). In the end, it was not selected primarily due to the 2014 National Defense Authorization Act which prevented the allocation of new camouflages not currently in use by U.S Forces. 3 patterns were originally created for 3 different environments; Arid, Transitional, and Woodland. Today, it is currently employed by the Mexican Marines and multiple military, paramilitary, and police units around the world.

ADS conducted internal objective testing before submitting US4CES™ to the Army and concluded the Transitional pattern exceeds the U.S. Navy's AOR-2 pattern by 19.86% and OEF/OCP (MultiCam®) by 26.71% within transitional environments.

US4CES Transitional is a rework, retexture, and reconfiguration of current vanilla uniform items in the digitized transitional pattern.

• Transitional Combat Shirt
  
• Transitional Plate Carrier (4 Varrients, NATO, MEXICO, BRAZIL, Joint-NATO/BRAZIL, Flagless)
  
• US4CES Transitional Kitbag
  
• US4CES Transitional ECH
  
• US4CES Transitional Modular Helmet

Maia - Programmer / Artist
Special thanks to Spencer, franbiren
US4CES™- Patterns

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• US4CES is a trademark of Guy Cramer and ADS Inc.
  
• HyperStealth is a Registered Trademark of HyperStealth Biotechnology Corp.
  
• ADS is a Registered Trademark of ADS Inc.
  
• US4CES Uniform uses a Creative Commons.