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Field manuals and technical manuals from the military services. Media Type Media Type. Year Year. Collection Collection. Creator Creator. Language Language. The 87 manuals date from to Some of the material was not officially declassified until February of Department of the Army. School of the Americas. School of the Americas manual. Originally obtained by Cryptome. Topics: us army, school of the americas, western hemisphere institute for security cooperation, Field manual Topics: us army, field manual, cryptanalysis, cryptograhpy, ciphers, cyphers.
The purpose of this guide is to present the essential tactical, technical and recognition data on weapons and equipment employed in the armies and security forces of the Communist countries of Eastern Europe. Subdue both ends and you can often noodle a flathead without suffering more than a scratch or two. If the tail gets away from you, the fish will peel the skin off your arm all the way to the boat.
Step 1 When you get a fish, grab its lower jaw and pin the fish to the bottom, to keep it from rolling. Step 2 Slip your other hand underneath the gill plate, being careful not to damage the gills. Step 3 Ease the fish out of the hole and pull its chin tight against your chest. Its tail will fan between your calves—far better than thrashing your arm in open water. Step 5 Have a buddy pull you to the bank or boat, and break out the stringer.
Your garage or tool shed should hold everything you need to skin a catfish. Place the board on a level, waist-high surface—such as a truck tailgate— and get cracking. Step 1 Use a sharp knife to score the skin around the head in front of the gill plates.
Make another slit down the back to the tail. Cut off the dorsal fin. Grasp the skin with pliers and peel it back toward the tail. The skin may come off whole or in several strips. Step 3 Remove the fish from the board, grasp the head in one hand and the body in the other, and bend the head down sharply to break the spine.
Bend the body up and twist to separate the head from the body. Most of the guts will come out with the head, but be sure to split the belly open and clean out any that remain inside. Behold, the Holy Trinity of redneck side dishes and trout baits alike: corn, cheese, and itty-bitty marshmallows. Talking them up to anyone who puts on airs might get you chased out of your local Trout Unlimited chapter, but, by golly, this trio of grocery store staples will stack up the trout.
But newly stocked trout will whack corn above anything else. Juice your bait with a salt-and-garlic bath overnight. Cheese Nothing works like store-bought Velveeta. Marshmallows Tiny ones like those you sprinkle into hot chocolate seem to turn stocked trout inside out. The door to the bathroom worked just fine, but it was like the thought of a constitutional without an audience never occurred to Kenny.
He was beaming from ear to ear and yelling at my dad, who was still asleep. Jimmy, get up! Kenny said it would work as well as anything to catch a big trout, and when it came to fishing, I trusted him over anyone else. Kenny was a lawyer a good one, Dad said but he kept a boat hitched up to his car, even parked at the courthouse.
He grew up in Arkansas, so he was the perfect guide for a White River trip. Kenny brought several cans of Beanee Weenee too, because he was prone to low blood sugar, and Beanee Weenee was the surest of all cures for that. It was 90 degrees by noon, when Dad tied up the boat in the shade of a river bend to eat lunch. Kenny leaned back in his seat and sang. Kenny just smiled. Five minutes later, he whispered the remainder of the tune in my ear. Later that night, the room again smelled like wet waders and trout slime.
Exhausted from the casting and the sun, I turned on the sink to brush my teeth, took in a mouthful of water, and immediately spat it out. This water tastes awful! Kenny belted out his signature rapid chuckle. It was a good detail shared at just the right time. For his twelfth birthday, my younger brother, Matt, asked to go bluegill fishing with my dad and Kenny Dean. Kenny was a lawyer, originally from Arkansas, who mostly specialized in fishing, duck hunting, dirty jokes, and whiskey.
When I was young, he nearly convinced me that he was my real daddy, and he was always singing these short little songs about some lady from Nantucket. Our mother was thrilled with the lesson. Like a cherished recipe, it was passed on verbally through the generations, Matt and I have taught the seven farts to half a dozen or more youngsters worthy of such knowledge, usually while fishing or on opening morning of deer season.
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