Camouflage nets

An anti-aircraft missile and artillery division of the 25th Airborne Brigade has received two camo nets made by our volunteers who have been tirelessly making them for the past 2+ years.

Our volunteers keep making camo netting. One of their latest net, a large 10x6m one, is now with artillery unit of the 25th brigade.

Our 5x6m camo net is now in possession of the demining squad of the 783rd brigade. Let it protect your equipment.

The 113rd separate territorial defense brigade received 4 medium size camo nets (5x6m) that our volunteers made. We purchase materials for camouflage nets from donations we receive from our supporters. If you wish to donate, use links in the pinned post on the Donate page.

Our volunteers made two extra large camo nets (15x6m) for the 3rd assault brigade. They are using the nets to protect their positions from surveillance drones.

Our camo nets and magazine loaders have reached the 783rd brigade and will now serve our defenders, helping them perform their duties better.

We provided an assault squad of the 783rd brigade with 3 medium sized (5x6m) camo nets and 100 assault rifle magazine loaders our volunteers made.

We purchased 5½ rolls of green and brown fabric for camo netting which should last us some time making the nets for our defenders. We spent about ₴18,000 (CA$625/US$450) on this material which comes from your donations. Thank you very much to everyone who supports us with regular…Read more: We purchased 5½ rolls of green and brown fabric for camo netting which should…

We purchased additional 400 m of base net for our camo netting at the cost of ₴5,000 (CA$175/US$125). The rip-stop fabric strips are then woven into this base to make the final net. You can see the stretched out base net on the frames behind the volunteers holding two packs of…Read more: We purchased additional 400 m of base net for our camo netting at the cost of…

The 60th brigade received a 5x6m camo net from our volunteers who recently shipped it to them.

We have provided a sapper unit of the 783rd brigade with a 5x6m camo net and 150 meters of rope for use with grappling hooks for their demining operations.

An air-defense unit received a medium-sized camo net, 5x6m, to protect some of their equipment.