Camouflage patterns
Updated — 23:54:48 Tuesday, 13 September 2011 (GMT)
Roggenwolf Warg™ family of patterns

A photo-simulation of five-colour woodland Roggenwolf Warg α/m6™ (a.k.a. Warg 5F‑PL™) set against the backdrop of a typical Polish forest. Warg 5F‑PL and Warg 5D‑PL may be trialled by Wojska Lądowe Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej [Polish: 'Land Forces of the Polish Republic'].
Originally earmarked as a possible contender for Phase IV of the U.S. Army's hesitant camouflage project, the Roggenwolf Warg™ family of camouflage patterns was optioned by Polish firm SPECOPS Sp. z o.o. shortly after the company was invited to submit proposals for Poland's own 'Future Soldier' program, ISW Tytan. SPECOPS® is one of Poland's leading suppliers of clothing and equipment for the military, police forces, EMS, and other public safety agencies.
Two Warg variants were initially selected for development: Warg α/m6, loaded with a woodland colourway; and Roggenwolf Warg α/m5, loaded with a desert colourway. Designated Warg 5F‑PL™ and Warg 5D‑PL™, respectively, it is anticipated that SPECOPS MBS‑1 uniforms in these two camouflage patterns will be trialled by Wojska Lądowe Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej [Polish: 'Land Forces of the Polish Republic'].
A third variant, featuring the controversial brown 'Timberwolf' colourway, was recently revealed through the Polish-language SPECOPS forum, and Predator Intel. Another two colourways may be revealed in the near future.
'WARG', 'WARG Α/M5' and 'WARG Α/M6' are trade marks of Brad Turner trading as Roggenwolf.
'MBS‑1', 'SPECOPS' and the SPECOPS logo are trade marks of SPECOPS Sp. z o.o..
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.
Roggenwolf Warg 5F‑PL



Roggenwolf Warg 5D‑PL



Roggenwolf Warg + 'Timberwolf'


