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Comments on Photo-Veil Camo Digi Military Wrap
Gather ye your images from divers sources, then place on a mesh to confuse thine enemies. Dick, Gibson, Martin - of whom does this remind you? (Read the complete story)

"They are decals. Stickers that are pre shaped for specific vehicles or structures."
(Scathsealgaire 4/26/2009 5:11:55 PM)
"I actually saw this @ Marine South.The Photo-Veil had a High Definition photograph on one side of your Mission environment.And you could stand behind it and see right thru the perforations-but from the front you weren't completely visible...really Perfect camouflage for blending into your environment. The other thing they had was the vehicle camouflage...but noy like a sticker...cause it wasn't shiny-it was also High Def. photos and they could be layered to change Camouflage during a mission. All in all- a BIG change from paint. ! ! "
(Gunny2U 4/27/2009 2:42:59 PM)
"Gunny2U, thanks so much for writing in; interesting details."
(Bill Christensen 4/27/2009 7:47:37 PM)

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