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I had chosen gray, as being difficult to discern in poor light. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #58)

It also has its role to play, particularly in tumult, in distinguishing one's fellows from the enemy. Also, it can intimidate a less organized, less disciplined enemy. They have the sense that something unified, purposeful, and dangerous is coming against them. I had chosen gray, as being difficult to discern in poor light. In flight this would make little difference, but if my men were to function on the ground, in, say, commando activity, or such, I thought it might be helpful. A braver, more pronounced color might have been better for parade purposes, but I had not designed the cavalry for parades. Cos, incidentally, is usually identified by blue, and Ar's infantry, at least, by red. - (Swordsmen of Gor)