News and updates from October 2023.
Status update on repairs to the green Opel truck of the 25th airborne brigade. Some critical parts have been obtained and the process has begun. The damaged transmission has been removed and disassembled. Yesterday Sergey took it to a local carwash station to clean the body…Read more: Status update on repairs to the green Opel truck of the 25th airborne brigade…
One of our nets literally saved a few soldiers' lives recently. It caught a grenade which tangled and exploded in the net itself, causing no damage or injuries below.
Our volunteers have run out of black fabric for camo netting. So we procured another large roll at ₴3100 (~$117).
The 5 camouflage nets we had mailed to our sister volunteer organization in Zaporizhzhia have finally made it to the front line. The volunteers have also delivered a large quantity of food, water and other supplies.
The sappers from the 783th brigade were on a very tight schedule and were unable to actually visit our center to take the 10 camo nets we prepared for them. So, our volunteers went to meet them on their way to the front. We meet them on route some 60 km away. Our volunteers…Read more: The sappers from the 783th brigade were on a very tight schedule and were unable…
Now, here is the completed winter pattern camo netting with contrasting strips woven in. We will see what the defenders have to say about it and how the new nets prove themselves in the field.
We have also completed 10 smaller camo nets [5x6m] to protect smaller cars and trucks. Representatives from a sapper division will come over tomorrow to pick the nets up and deliver them to the front.
We have completed a large 10x9 m [33'x29'] camo netting for MLRS. Despite the large size of the net, it is still relatively lightweight so a single person can carry and handle it by themselves. We are making over 100 sq.meters of nets a day now and need help with buying necessary…Read more: We have completed a large 10x9 m [33'x29'] camo netting for MLRS. Despite the…
Our volunteers are experimenting with the winter patterns for camo netting. The light variant using white and gray fabric looks good now. The next step is to incorporate darker fabric like brown and black for areas with bare soil exposed, line in the fields and over trenches…Read more: Our volunteers are experimenting with the winter patterns for camo netting. The…
Ordinary Ukrainians, young and old, stop by our volunteer center, some just for an hour, some for a day, and donate their time and effort by making camo netting for defenders. We provide the materials and all the tools and together we help Ukraine win this war. A big part of this…Read more: Ordinary Ukrainians, young and old, stop by our volunteer center, some just for…
Camo netting material is delivered from the factory to the volunteer center to be woven into nets.
Preparing the white fabric for camouflage nets. Large rolls are spun into smaller ones, which are then cut into strips of an appropriate size on the same equipment that is used to manufacture toilet paper. This industrial approach proved to be rather quick and effective. Thanks…Read more: Preparing the white fabric for camouflage nets. Large rolls are spun into…
