Vietnam War: Junk Bluebook (1962) - Paperless Archives

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VXJC-TINH 11IBNG-BIET CLJA dCACLGA1THUYIHN SPECIFIC C[IARAC~rE1USTCS 0I-1 IH lIUBC-iu
HUBC-ia A' HtIMC-lb AND HUB3C-ilb
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buom, song tridudg-holp ni~tcdnh-butnt h'lhcd
nhe ha thfdn thy nieunh'L,. Tbu);*n dd~c
Lrang-bi mn~t htnh-Idi bsau chi' Yang phfa lIi;.
Thel-USC-1a may he seen with either one or
two sails, thcuugh a siingit rectangular lug sail
will bc most commnonly seen. It is ufttdwt
a rudder, which follows the cur-vature of the stern
bdn-l~ na c k~i teylap van th9 c 6 khl and may be seen with or without the rde
W~g Bah-1i dthtnngcaoho~c ha th rat installed. This rudder may be raised or lowered
de~dang, va thildng ddoc th~o ra khi thuyen di 8quite easily and will frequently be seen removed
chun Ann d I th Yay'bkng m~t maich'eo p~nnU' man when sailing in shallow waters, at which time a
phb I phf sau thuye'n. Ta tha co thuyen gin sweep attached to the port side aft will be used us
khuang, cd thu en kh~Ng.
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i a tbý;tttute. It may be seen with or without a
ohelteir cabin Uttached.
Kh~1i mang buom. tLhuyen phan nbicu ddilc dung
de ch'al-lIJI Lr 'h Ang-n&ýl, ho'Sc eol khl 'dc^ch6 Whoit riggcd with sjils, it will rno.'st Lornha~ng.
manly he used for fishing on theic inland waterways
or (Icuiisicridily ustxt for hawiling cargo.
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