MCP Woodland

MCP Woodland is the woodland variant of the Marine Camouflage Pattern designed for woodland and autumn environments.
==Overview==
The MCP Woodland is composed of woodland green, light brown and black which are mostly found in autumn and woodland environments. This makes it effective in those environments, while it appears noticeably too contrasting and desaturated on typical forest settings.
The color palette of the MCP Woodland is carefully chosen to mimic the natural tones found in woodland and autumn landscapes. The dominant color, #536A4B (Hunter Green), captures the deep, lush greens prevalent in woodland settings. This shade provides the foundational backdrop for the pattern, allowing wearers to seamlessly blend into the forested surroundings.
Complementing the green tones is #9F7544 (Chamoisee), a light brown resembling the rich hues of coffee. This addition introduces the warm, earthy tones associated with autumn foliage, contributing to the pattern's effectiveness in transitional seasons. The color #121F22 (Rich Black) adds depth and contrast, breaking up the wearer's silhouette and enhancing overall concealment.
The MCP Woodland pattern excels in environments where the colors of the foliage undergo a transition, making it particularly effective during the fall season. The combination of woodland green, coffee-brown, and black elements ensures that Marines remain covert in wooded areas, providing them with a tactical advantage in such terrains. Woodland and autumn environments, characterized by the changing colors of foliage and the transition into fall, provided an ideal backdrop for the MCP Woodland pattern.
==Trivia==
===General===
*The MCP Woodland is effective on woodland and autumn environments, but it is too dark for tropical and traditional forests.
*It is mostly composed of pale colours found in the woodland.
*It served as the standard service pattern of the APMC in the 21st century.
*This pattern is part of the MCP series.
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