Abrams Caution 12х8 | Multicam

● Original American materials for maximum durability

● Precision laser cut for detailed lettering

● Instructional and well-known inscription “Caution. Stay 100 meters back or you will be shot"

● Ideal choice for the field
The private military company Blackwater, which operated in Iraq, marked its vehicles with inscriptions such as “Do not come closer or you will be shot.” These warnings served to scare away local residents and drivers from approaching the company's convoys, as every unknown vehicle could be a threat.
This approach was dictated by the high risks - at that time, car bombs were often used in Iraq to attack convoys. Blackwater was escorting cargo and protecting high-ranking officials in dangerous areas, so additional security measures were considered necessary.
However, the company's aggressive tactics, including the 2007 incident in Baghdad when civilians were shot at, drew widespread criticism and led to the revocation of Blackwater's license to operate in Iraq. The warning signs on the vehicles became a symbol of the controversial methods of private military companies at the time.