About camouflage nets It so happened that I recently contacted many volunteer movements that deal with weaving camouflage nets. From large-scale technology projects to small groups. And this post is my way of saying thank you to everyone who helps the army with camouflage. Thanks for bringing so many people together. You not only help the army with your products, but also help volunteers find themselves in a good cause, communicate, forget about age and diseases and give the right to legitimately feel part of something big and important. Thank you for finding ways to pay for materials in the face of increasing difficulties in financing (I think this is the case with everyone). Thank you for understanding the reality. My tracts are not things that can be provided to all in need at once, and the job is done. But the reality is that if in the past it was necessary to disguise equipment, now it is necessary to make a bunch of false positions. This means we now need a lot more networks. This camouflage used to be required close to the LBS, but now because of Israeli drones - both behind and deep behind. This means that again we need a lot more networks. Well, wear and tear (everything wears out in war) and the need to update camouflage according to the season didn't go away either, unfortunately. Thank you for spending hours and days tying the knots that connect the front and back parts indissolubly. Mask mesh is a cheap product, but very labor intensive; Each of them takes several hours of work. You are guardian angels for our people at the front. Thanks for that to everyone who contributes to the most worthy activity on earth - saving lives. May the universe reward you with kindness for every hour you spend caring for strangers and people far away. that they are actually familiar and close.

About camouflage nets It so happened that I recently contacted many volunteer movements that deal with weaving camouflage nets. From large-scale technology projects to small groups. And this post is my way of saying thank you to everyone who helps the army with camouflage. Thanks for bringing so many people together. You not only help the army with your products, but also help volunteers find themselves in a good cause, communicate, forget about age and diseases and give the right to legitimately feel part of something big and important. Thank you for finding ways to pay for materials in the face of increasing difficulties in financing (I think this is the case with everyone). Thank you for understanding the reality. My tracts are not things that can be provided to all in need at once, and the job is done. But the reality is that if in the past it was necessary to disguise equipment, now it is necessary to make a bunch of false positions. This means we now need a lot more networks. This camouflage used to be required close to the LBS, but now because of Israeli drones - both behind and deep behind. This means that again we need a lot more networks. Well, wear and tear (everything wears out in war) and the need to update camouflage according to the season didn't go away either, unfortunately. Thank you for spending hours and days tying the knots that connect the front and back parts indissolubly. Mask mesh is a cheap product, but very labor intensive; Each of them takes several hours of work. You are guardian angels for our people at the front. Thanks for that to everyone who contributes to the most worthy activity on earth - saving lives. May the universe reward you with kindness for every hour you spend caring for strangers and people far away. that they are actually familiar and close.