Camouflage nets: news and updates from Ukraine Support Fund.
One more camouflage net (6x7 m) and five rain ponchos are being shipped to Orikhiv. Sergey is on his way to the nearest post office (sometimes it is easier/faster to simply mail packages than personally deliver them). It's kind of a miracle that postal service is working, even…Read more: One more camouflage net (6x7 m) and five rain ponchos are being shipped to…
We have mentioned before that making camouflage nets is in huge demand and our volunteers can barely keep up. It seems that we started to expand our operations to other locations. There are hundreds of volunteers that are willing to help but sometimes they just need to be shown…Read more: We have mentioned before that making camouflage nets is in huge demand and our…
As we noted before, camouflage nets are on e of the most requested item that our volunteers are making. This net (10x9 meters, 33x30 ft) are to camouflage a rocket launcher system. We have an order to make 5 such nets for a specific air defense unit. We have already made and…Read more: As we noted before, camouflage nets are on e of the most requested item that our…
Timelapse of our volunteers making camouflage nets for Ukrainian defenders. At the moment, the nets are a #1 requested item and we can barely keep up with demand to produce them. Please help us buy enough raw material by donating on the Donate page 5 hours of work in 3 and a half…Read more: Timelapse of our volunteers making camouflage nets for Ukrainian defenders. At…
A full car load of supplies for 110th Separate Territorial Defense Brigade as well as for a field hospital in Hulyaipole region. The supplies for the military include: - 5 camouflage nets - 130 printed tailpieces for drone ammunition - 5 soft stretchers - 20 raincoats The…Read more: A full car load of supplies for 110th Separate Territorial Defense Brigade as…
Today we have purchased three more 250m rolls of fabric for making camouflage nets.
10 armor carrier vests, 25 rain coats and 5 camouflage nets have been sent to the 31st brigade of the National Guard. All of the items were hand-made by volunteers from the materials we had purchased.
Cutting large rolls of fabric into thin strips for camouflage nets takes a long time. The volunteers came up with a jig to greatly speed the process up, but cutting a large roll into a number of strips at once. Sergey along with other volunteers demonstrates how this is done.
Camouflage nets are vital not only on front lines, but everywhere, to protect machinery, storage facilities, objects of critical infrastructure. Demand for camouflage nets is tremendous. Volunteers are turning pieces of scrap fabric into nets working almost around the clock. Our…Read more: Camouflage nets are vital not only on front lines, but everywhere, to protect…
