Camouflage at any large event is how each player is identified. No colored arm bands or other means of identification are allowed. Your pants and shirt must match or be a combination of colors that are shown on the board of whatever team you signed up for. For example, you sign up for RGF, if you do not have a full BDU of OD Green or black, you can technically wear green pants and a black shirt or vice versa. Gear color does not matter. Use common sense when it comes to your camouflage. Carefully read over the rules and try to choose colors that match with your team’s camouflage specs. Dark greens and blacks in the case of RGF and tan or light colors for PLA. NO RED CLOTHING ALLOWED! 

 

 

PLA (Tan Team) CAMOUFLAGE DETAILS:

 

PLA team will be in primarily tan colors like Multicam, desert camouflage, and other light shades. Pattern does not matter here, but we urge you to be as uniform as possible. Plate carriers and belt rigs, and other pieces of gear do not have to match. 

 

PLA will also be made up of civilian personnel wearing blue jeans and other colored tops that do not fall under the umbrella of RGF. So, if you do not have a full BDU, don’t sweat it! Throw on some tan work pants or blue jeans and hit the field with PLA. Standard Hunters camouflage will be implemented this year, as many new players do not own full Multicam BDU’s and other specific camouflages, which is why this year, Hunters Camouflage will be categorized as tan. 

 

The blue colors shown at the bottom will be used to identify PLA’s special units within the team. These can be plaid blue shirts, or the camouflage examples shown. Matching players in squads of more than 5 people could be asked to carry out more challenging missions during the event, as they are easily identifiable by their commanders. So, if you wish for a greater challenge this Red Arrow, consult with your team and coordinate a plan to show up fully matching and ready for advanced missions. 

 

RGF (Green Team) CAMOUFLAGE DETAILS:

 

RGF will be made up of dark greens and blacks. Same as PLA, your gear color does not need to match, but your pants and shirt must match or at least be a combination of colors that are shown on the board above. Fully blacked out teams could be asked to carry out advanced missions and could encounter PLA’s “Blue shirts”. Be sure to coordinate your camouflage with your group before registering to have a fully matching squad that your commander can identify so you may be given more challenging missions. 

 

Non blacked out players and squads could also be asked to carry out certain missions if deemed appropriate by their commander. Having a completely uniform look will make you more likely to get recruited to pair up with similarly dressed teammates to help carry out these advanced maneuvers around the field.