Vietnam War: Junk Bluebook (1962) - Paperless Archives

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C t buom muava cQt buom Ida cIm vao, . Th: main and forumusts are placed In mast
Cgtbu rn u I €d he thoe ra dtdc, con c Itnbtr benches. The foruiasnt may be unstupped, while
I~*,ththtdnI ,A A N 7A thd;Jngdt* thbS a. " bc / chat ' vio b A bng AT
* d1 nay v day deng vd mup ge. Nh~g dny ay
thmainmut is more or less permunently suiured
In placeby wire or rattan shrouds and a forestay.
rnQn du hu c v)o cy: gii dddng ra ngtiai mcp ghu. These are secured to the gunwales and stem by
ghe co mdil treo thl cung Nbuc vao nh~ng eye
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tyingthem off to wooden stakes which extendabove
the gunwules. When sweeps are used they also are
attached to these stakes.
Buem dan h5ngs~ l lat, khbu vao truc va can
b~ng day C'd h11 thifng I0 d~y 8 l.
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nhtt tht ra la "chnq" tNg ch, V,
NoI l' kh~u,
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bu o Mp
The sail Is madu uf woven palm leaf fiber
laced to the bamboo yards and booms by very
buoni kaong co ndt d& Iuo n day thibng, course thread, usually hemp. This thread Is tied
off at individual points insteudof usIngthe general
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Khl dddng • " buorn, . ~~~* " ngtdi ,.A. ta lay day 0 t" thdn.uge ^! 1. practiec of over and under running lacing. The
tryc btum vao cgt buorm. Khong co co ngung sail has no reef points.
DiAy tr c bugc v?1o hat da-u truc va luon qua mqt lo
tren d inh c buomn. Ngol ta diltu khien buom When rigged, the boom is merely secured
bang mnt dby c en can hu'm va dlay buyc v'ao to the mast with line. There is wv) gooseneck.
hat d8u truc bu'm. The halyards mre bent t- the yaatds and reeved
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thru a mast bead sheave which is nothing more
than a holeborod through the mast head. Thusail
is cuntroiledbyu main sheet running to the extu'-u
after end of the boom and a 'Anl attached to each
end of the yards.
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