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Noldofinve In reply to Hettman [2015-10-29 13:39:17 +0000 UTC]

MP in army is like usual police for civilians. They secure convoys, patrol battle-front regions and have a deal with illegal actions made by soldiers. Also they strive with drunkenness and drunkers (so called 'avatars') and various contraband.
There is no visible difference in the uniform except stripes. Two MP can wear different camouflage - just because they got it from volunteers or buy on their own. Their unloading vests and boots can also be different.

No, I didn't use watercolour. It's full digital artwork. Just some brushes which imitate watercolour.

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Hettman In reply to Noldofinve [2016-04-10 11:07:35 +0000 UTC]

Wait!..... WOAH! WOAH! Wooaaahhh....... Your saying these Military police or Soldiers had to buy their own Uniforms and etc. and/or they got it from the locals who bought or made it for them to use in the war zones?!!


So are you saying the Kyivan Government Is still Not properly providing them with the necessities of normal functioning military life??!!! FOR YOUR OWN MILITARY!!???

Good! (*Censored*!!!)......... IS THIS FOR REAL?!!  THAT IS TERRIBLE!

What a bunch of Corrupt and Narcisistic Misers they all are! I mean after 2 years of War, Why can't the president just levy a war tax on the rich and well connected Political nut jobs in the Rada and buy them out so that the military can be properly supported and do what he as the President is constitutionally responsible for?!.......... UUGHH.... Why do the regular average joe blows always have to help bail out the never ending strings of government's failures!...

That kind of crap would never happen here in North America, infact it would be immediately considered a criminal and scandalous action to even contemplate here for politicians from where I live!....

If that is indeed the case... I hope for their sake, as well as any volunteers still rushing around helping the military, that this war ends before this decade is up!

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Maern In reply to Hettman [2016-09-04 21:19:18 +0000 UTC]

You're right and wrong at the same time. 

There're supply lines which are the most priority - ammo, repair works (those old tanks and cannons really need 'em), construction efforts...

Providing uniforms and meal rations is... well... let's say, that the main thing there is 'we saved some millions on this stuff, praise us please!'. Same goes to many non-critical items. 

That means, that government provided stuff... well it's saved like the parade uniform to walk in peaceful cities )) Commercial samples of backpacks, boots, eye protection, vests, uniform - are still much better. And sometimes cheaper.  

That means - lot of customized stuff and gear are in the field, where the High Command won't see it. 

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Noldofinve In reply to ImportAutumn [2015-10-23 07:07:27 +0000 UTC]

Thanks!

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ImportAutumn In reply to Noldofinve [2015-10-23 08:01:10 +0000 UTC]

You're welcome

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Maern In reply to Mineraleater [2015-10-14 20:28:46 +0000 UTC]

Officialy - it's quiet down there. In reality - mines, traps, missile hits on checkpoints, sniper teams and other stuff are still there. 4 wounded last week due to missile attack on construction vehicle. reports of shooting on strategic checkpoints today... 

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Mineraleater In reply to Maern [2015-10-15 14:47:42 +0000 UTC]

Oh lord... in a strange way i don´t feel surprised at all... 

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Noldofinve In reply to Kirbshy [2015-11-09 13:40:47 +0000 UTC]

Thanks!

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