Camouflage, ghillie suit

Camouflage.

Ghillie suit

A ghillie suit is a camouflage suit. Mainly with loose strips of burlap and synthetic like things which are present in the natural environment.

And mainly it's possible to self add natural things from the environment itself.

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Forest ghillie suit.

-Ghillie suit, mainly with loose strips of burlap and synthetic like grass and or synthethic leaves and twigs or pine needles. And for example self added grass, twigs or parts of trees and bushes for example.

Desert, khaki gillie suit.

-Desert

-And dried grass like

Snow ghillie suit.

-White

-Or white and some black

 For if there are also pine forests and a lot of snow area vegitation for example

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Mainly for snipers.

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Camouflage clothing.

Which parts of a car are most strong, ballistic resistant to take cover behind

Which parts of a car are most strong, ballistic resistant to take cover behind. When shots are being fired and for firing shots back.

Car forwards

Car sideways

Car diagonal

And very sometimes it might be different which parts are most strong.

By Jef, Geof Koel

Military stealth, More, Extra

Near no sound yawning

Scratching somewhere makes sound, holding in scratching where there are itchings

Destroying things and breaking inside and or escaping

Destroying things and breaking inside and or escaping

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Pulling

Bashing

Rotating

Widging

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Strength pull

Explosive pull

Bashing pull

-One pull

-Multiple 

Bashing pulls

Bashing pulls, and in multiple directions

Rotating

-Causing torsion

For rotating: Finding the right angles fast, for breaking

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Learning a lot of metal bending methods and techniques.

-Bending metal over the upperleg

-With two hands, overhands and against the abdominals

-With two hands, underhand grip and under the chin

-Mixed grip, in front of the body

-And a lot more

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Kick door in

-Forwards kick

-Backwards kick

Important: Also right place

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One thick bar

-For rotating something until it breaks

-For putting in between things

Two thick bars

-For rotating something until it breaks

-For putting in between things

Bolt cutter

Pry bar

One plier

Two pliers

Saw

Drill

Slijptol

Torch cutter, cutting torch

Kettingzaag

-Voor hout

Axe

Hammer

Sledgehammer

Hammer and chisel

Sledgehammer and chisel

-Maybe also a chisel holder

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Glass normally, easily or quit easily breaks if hit by hard metal.

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Metal bends easier if it is heated to glowing red.

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It's possible to hit rope with a stone (moling) until there's quit a lot of deteroriation.

And then it's easier to break it.

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Throwing something heavy on something from a hight

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Hardness scale

-Can be very useful

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Throwing something to break it.

Speed and explosive power

Technique

More momentum

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Putting water inside a container and freezing it. Making it harder. For throwing it. 

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Putting something heavy and hard inside textile for hitting material with it.

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Range of motion. Stick and something hard on the end.

Length should be just right.

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Ploertendoder

Light flexible. And hard on the end.

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Battering ram

Using something as a battering ram.

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Using something soft to dampen the impact on the fist for example.

Winding something around the fist is also possible

-Needs to be done the right way

-Als wind the first finger joints if needed

-More padding in the front is better

 And it can be combined with something

Important: Making a fist should still be easy. And the fist should be solid

                  and no ousticking first finger joints basicly

Always hitting with the most amount of knuckles possible

Never only the middle finger knuckle, when hitting a hard door or a wall for example

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If needed, protect the eyes. 

It's also possible to hold the hands in front of the eyes while also holding the eyes closed

-Remember where to hit

Wind something around the hands and wrists for example

Wear enough clothing

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For pulling something apart. Putting one end at the upperleg with the hand.

Stand on it and then pull the cable (device off), or rope or chain

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Jumping 

Stamping

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Enough small damage and then big damage

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To the wrong side sort to speak, so it breaks

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Widging by putting in between

Widging with 2 solid bars

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Putting it in an angle against a wall and then kicking it through

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Breaking wood with the upperleg

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Downward throws

-With hard metal

-With stones

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Hit with end, metal pipe, less blunt

Will go into things faster

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By /JK, Jef Koelewijn

For a more complete night camouflage

Black camouflage paint over the face

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Contact lenses with black, which will go over the eye white.

Non reflective.

-Good non reflective.

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Good black camouflage paint for the teeth.

-High quality.

 No strange taste.

 Should not cause a problem.

 Should not cause irritation of the mouth and or throat and or lungs.

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Black camouflage paint over the hands. Which will not cause stains on materials and all.

-Might cause a problem. Slipping, maybe.

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Everything should be non reflective, if it might reflect light.

-Scopes also.

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Important: Tests first.

By Jef Koelewijn

Some extra camouflage research

Camouflage clothing colour when dry and when weth, non dry, with water.

-Two of the exact same camouflage clothing and then making one weth and then comparing the dry one and the non dry one with each other.

And maybe finding out how to prevent colour change if present. And if needed. For perfection.

More camouflaged light

Maybe: When in a green environment at night, green light might most likely be more camouflaged.

For if light is needed.

And maybe the light can be made so it looks more like the environment.

Military notes part 2

Camouflage

Hiding

Deception

Ambushing

Sabotage

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Tracking

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Communication

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Equipment weight, only a certain amount of time and distance.

Knowing what to take with. For maximum walking speed. But enough equipment.

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In the shadows, for against air observations. When nothing else nearby.

Best next to something.

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Taking grass away and putting it back like it was after being done.

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Enemy weapon knowledge. And also training with them.

The knowledge can also be useful.

Military notes part 1

 Training.

Movement training.

Walking, fast walking, running, sprinting.

Military crawling

-All directions

-Multiple hights

-Head low

Crawling while on the back

-Forwards

-Backwards

Bear crawling

Stomach to the ground and hands at or around the ankles (research needed for the right wording)

Hands and feet on the ground, while back is to the ground

Rolling

And more

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Getting everything on and ready in the fastest times

Sudden wake up and getting clothes and more on as soon as possible.

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Doing everything while carrying full equipment.

Also the firearm.

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Stress tests, physical tiredness and problem solving.

Problem solving, while physical.

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Map reading.

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Compass use.

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Hiding.

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Observing.

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Seeing everything or everything important or as much as possible in one time

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Measuring distance

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Packing the backpack. Full equipment.

-There are certain packing ways, techniques and methods.

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Improving eyesight

-Important: Not tiring the eyes or atleast not too much

Improving night eyes.

Improving hearing

-Hearing amount

-And being able to know the direction of the sound

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Two sided camouflage clothing, extra

Two sided camouflage clothing. Extra.

Changing the clothing to reverse right away, if possible.

Or

The right spot, out of vission possibly with enough trees and or bushes and or darker, maybe in the shade, for putting the clothing on in reverse.

And it might also be better do it lower, kneeled for example or completely on the ground.

-Jacket, kneeled.

-Pants maybe completely on the ground

Movement training 5

Walking, fast walking, running and sprinting uphill.

Walking, fast walking, running and sprinting downhill.

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Running while the terrain constantly changes.

-Uphill, downhill. Sandpits. Obstacles. And more.

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Stairs.

-Up and down.

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Urban parcourses. In buildings. From building to building, going through the building completely.

Two sided camoflage clothing

 Two sided camouflage clothing.

For example. On one side only full white. And on the other side white and black, and maybe grey in patterns.

-Full white when there is only snow.

-And white and black in patterns for when entering long areas of vegitation and trees for example, maybe.

Tests first.

By Jef Koelewijn

Movement training 4

 To a kneeled position with one knee on the ground and 1 knee up

-Right knee up, left knee on the ground

-Left knee up, right knee on the ground

To a stomach flat on the ground position

To on the side of the body on the ground

To a back on the ground position

And changing from one position to the other

And also with changing direction

-For example from a kneeled position on the ground with one knee up and one knee on the ground

 To making a 90 degree change and to a position with the stomach flat on the ground.

Escaping 2

When making a hole in the wall.

Using a poster in front of the hole.

Or something which has the same colour as the wall, which can be put in the taken out parts of the wall and is easily to take away when done taking away the full part of the wall.

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Taking things with, stealing things which are usefull or needed for the escaping.

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Before escaping.

Good plan for the escape. And what to do.

Getting ready.

-Physical training

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Extra:

(still needs testing)

Corner climb. Inside corner and climb up.

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For a more sudden escape:

Stealing the keys or a pass.

Slight of hand.

Timing.

Maybe distraction needed.

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Watching, observing.

Finding out patterns.

Finding weaknesses and more.

-More time

-More doors open

-Places where no one is watching for some time

-Waiting for opportunities

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Faking an illness.

-To maybe get at a better spot for escaping

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If they are corrupt:

Phone.

Sending letters.

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Rather not but if corrupt and or torture of certain kinds.

Pepper, black or white pepper. Blinding powder.

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Stealing electronic, usable equipment from them.

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Extra:

Things which are getable or buyable.

-Looking through the whole list

-And some things can be combined to be useful

Things which are already at hand.

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For sudden escape

(still needs testing)

Taking with, something of iron or stainless steel, binding textile along the hand and arm and bashing through the window.

-Important: Standing right, and maybe protecting the eyes.

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An improvised way to cut, saw through rope

 Using a key (with groves) to cut, saw through rope. 

-Warning: There's a very small chance to damage the key. Better: Use the key with the least value, and which is effective.

Tested, worked.

Freeing oneself and escaping 2

Textile to dampen the bashing sound for example

Hiding something beforehand

-Something sharp

-Something to lockpick

-Or something for leverage

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Using a piece of textile to protect the hands or wrists

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By Jef Koelewijn

Freeing oneself and escaping

 Handcuffs

-Lockpicking

-Brute force (possible with some)

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Rope

Undoing knots with the hands.

Undoing knots with the teeth.

Seeing if possible: Going through the rope with the teeth (cut (front teeth), stab and cut (canine teeth), moling (molar teeth).

Seeing if usefull (experimental, for research): Water or other fluid

Finding something sharp

Creating something sharp

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Tai rips

-Brute force, brute power

-With a shoe lace and sawing through

-With the teeth

Finding something sharp

Creating something sharp

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Might be needed to stand up.

-Training that

--Hands on the front and hands on the back

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Analyse

Find weakness, and exploit 

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More 1:

Bashing

Wricking

Leverage

More:

Bigger or wider when done on.

-Then body or body part to normal again

Bashing against something

Something through and rotating that

Maybe:

The thumb nail

-For rope and or tai rips

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Destroying training

-Brute strength

-Technique

-Extra: Both

Gain knowledge

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By Jeffried Koelewijn

Movement training 3

Sudden movements, 1 to 3 steps in all kinds of angles.

Sudden movements and changing the angle after 1 to 3 steps each time.

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Jumping over.

Ducking under by.

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Sudden movements of the body, without walking or taking a step.

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Walking. Fast walking. Running. And sprinting. While keeping a low poisture.

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Going past hard to pass by obstacles.

Holding physical positions

Holding multiple different basic body positions.

Holding uncomfortable body positions.

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Extra:

Holding body positions where balance is important.

By Jeffried Koelewijn

Movement training 2

45 degree movements. Suddenly. 1-3 steps. Fast, explosively.

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Standing up.

-Multiple ways

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Break falling.

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Walking on the balls of the feet.

Speed walking on the balls of the feet.

Running on the balls of the feet.

Sprinting on the balls of the feet.

Squated walking.

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Jumping

-Vertical jumps, for hight

-Forward jumps

-Sideway jumps

-Backward jumps

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Movement and while balance is needed. 

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All movements through each other.

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1 hand at the wrist. 

-Running forwards

-Running backwards

-Sprinting forwards

-Sprinting backwards

-A parcourse

1 hand at the wrist, at the back.

-Running forwards

-Running backwards

-Sprinting forwards

-Sprinting backwards

-A parcourse

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