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SECRET FIG. 512 CLIMATE CL-HUYL COLUMBIA , S.C. (A~ +40- Lu =,= ÷o.. SUCCESS S+20 >" "• SUC •50/'50 S" BURN 0 ODDS z -10 0 -20- 8 "7-. z , " 6 z PRECIPITATION / 5 1 64 00 32 0= C. 40-40 ,'=" 20o 0 oJIFIMIAIMIJIJ IAISIOINID 0 &3 SECRET
Warm to semi-cold marine, SECRET " t-CLIMATE CL HIISB COOL WINTER: HUMID. SHORT BURN SEASON warm temperate, and warm continental climates-with winter frosts-having high yearly (+) values but 1-4 "B" months and low yearly (-) values. Examples are: Precipitation No. oT Months Yearly Humidity Values Location Pattern "H" "D" "B' () +) Oporto, Portugal Medit. 7 I 2 +292 -II Stanley. Tasmania Humid 10 0 2 +164 - 3 Launceston. Tasm. Medit. 7 1 I +208 - 3 Eureka. Calif. Humid 8 0 4 +242 -11 Dallas, Texas Steppe 6 3 3 + 92 -II Marseilles. France Medit. 6 2. 2 +118 -II Istanbul. Turkey Medit. 7 I 3 +185 -15 Roseburg, Oregon Medit. 3 2 4 +235 -16 Tacoma, Wash. Medit. 7 I 2 +269 -10 Temnperature: Some evergreen woody plants and many grasses grow through the winter. Precipitation: Limits plant growth for short periods, especially during hot summers under mediterrar.ean precipitation pattern. _Major _vegettion !ype•: Coiifer forests or thick-leaved woodland or forest. Prairie or woodland under steppe pattern. Ground-story veet ation: Woody plants are shrubs plus some tree seedlings. Grass grows in open forest or woodland. Amount: Moderate in dty weight. Moisture coatent: Drops during the dry season, but woody plants retain about 100 percent of dry weight. Litter layer: Current leaf fall plus light accumulation of woody material. Total available fuel on a good burning day: 0.26 pounds per square foot in hardwoods; 0.37 pounds per square foot in conifers. Burn days : Rather dependable burn season, usually 2-3 months in length. Desiccation needs: Dense forest or woodland should be defoliated. Killing of woody ground-story plants needed for successful removal 'by burning. However, dry grass in open forest or woodland will burn without desiccation. Folier spray: Apply one spray 4-6 months, or longer, before burning. Apply per acre: 8 lbs., a.e., of a i: ! mix of 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T in diesel oil to make a total of 5 gallons. Soil application: Apply 15 Ibs:, a.e., of picloram pellets per acre. SECRET &.33
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SECRET detailed and timely intellig
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I SECRET FIG. 29 AVAILABLE FUEL WEI
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SECRET 100 80 FIG. 31 FLAME HEIGHTS
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SECRET FIG.36 EFFECTS OF OVERSTORY
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SECRET FIG. 37 TYPICAL EFFECT OF CO
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I .SECRET Use of Systemic Desiccant
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SECRET Example of a Desiccation Pla
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SECRET If a lighted match is droppe
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Page 94 and 95: SECRET NAVAL GUNFIRE MISSIONS DATE
Page 96 and 97: SECRET Rach Gia - Kien Giang Hourly
Page 98 and 99: SECRET APPENDIX B Pertinent Incendi
Page 100 and 101: SECRET Major vegetation type: Tropi
Page 102 and 103: SECRET CLIMATE FF-HUSB FROSTFREE WI
Page 104 and 105: SECRET FIG. B2 CLIMATE FF-HUSB HANO
Page 106 and 107: SECRET Soil appiicat ion: Apply 20
Page 108 and 109: SECRET CLIMATE FF-NHLB FROSTFREE WI
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Page 112 and 113: SECRET CLIMATE MI-HUYL MILD WINTER;
Page 114 and 115: SECRET FIG. B6 CLIMATE MI-HUYL NEW
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Page 118 and 119: SECRET CLIMATE MI-HULB MILD WINTER;
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Page 122 and 123: SECRET FIG. B9 CLIMATE MI-NHSB AUST
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Page 126 and 127: SECRET CLIMATE MI-DRYL MILD WINTER;
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