High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Aircraft camouflage is the use of light and color patterns applied to military aircraft for the purpose of making the aircraft more difficult to see on the ground and in the air. Such camouflage is dependent upon environmental conditions and is mainly effective against human observers, though some electronic visual acquisition systems can be affected. Visual camouflage does not protect an aircraft against radar location or heat-seeking electronics. Aircraft camouflage was first used during World War I and was employed extensively during the first half of World War II. After radar detection systems were developed, aircraft camouflage became less important to the Allies, and a number of late-war Allied aircraft were brought to battle with no camouflage.

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