About Battleship Naval Gray
Battleship Naval Gray takes the riveted steel hull of a 1942 US Navy warship as its surface: 5-H Haze Gray plate (Federal Standard 595 / FS 36270), graded into ocean grays and navy-dark plating. White exists only as stenciled draft numbers and hull letters; red exists only as the border of a danger zone. The language is military hardware — stamped, bolted, weathered, and built to spec, never decorative.
- Origin
- North America (US Navy)
- Era
- 1900–1950 (Measure 13 / Haze Gray, c. 1942)
- Key figures
- US Navy Bureau of Ships
- Movements
- WWII naval camouflage · Military-industrial standardization
Battleship Naval Gray design spec
Colors
Background
Surface
Primary
Secondary
Accent
Text
Typography
Black Ops OneHeadings
OswaldBody
Stardos StencilMono
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