Camouflage patterns
Updated — 01:55:34 Friday, 19 August 2011 (GMT)
RDI–Roggenwolf Kumul 2™

In field trials conducted on 12 & 13 January 2010, it was determined that the 'Kuni' variant is well-suited for operations in urban and rural areas, as well as in country. The greener variant, 'Pikus', is better suited to jungle terrain. [Photo courtesy Robmos Ltd (PNG) Defence Industries]
Development of RDI–Roggenwolf Generation 2 Kumul™ ('Kumul 2™') pattern digital camouflage began in October 2007, at the request of Robmos Ltd (PNG) Defence Industries. Three variants were prepared for presentation to the Commander of PNGDF, of which one was quickly eliminated from further consideration.
The two remaining variants — which the soldiers nicknamed 'Kuni' (Tok Pisin: a common type of grass) and 'Pikus' (Tok Pisin: the strangler fig) — were retained for field trials. Both have undergone further development, with the emphasis laid upon fine-tuning the colourways.
'GENERATION 2 KUMUL' and 'KUMUL 2' are trade marks of Brad Turner trading as Roggenwolf.
PLEASE NOTE: A national flag means only that a camouflage pattern is currently reserved for a particular nation, and should not be construed as an indication of official use.
RDI–Roggenwolf Kumul 2 'Kuni'



RDI–Roggenwolf Kumul 2 'Pikus'



RDI–Roggenwolf Kumul 2 alpha‑5g(r1) + PNGDF‑0502030407.