Military men rode horses on the long beaches while, on the smaller beaches, trained dogs accompanied the men as they kept an eye out for enemy invaders.Īirplane watches were set up, which involved many women trained to watch for and recognize enemy planes. Coast Guard set up regular patrols at every beach where a landing might be possible. Navy ships at Pearl Harbor set off defensive action along the Pacific Coast and Humboldt County was no exception. Photos courtesy of the author, via the Humboldt Historian. Navy blimp K-47 at rest at the Eureka base, c. How is a rope thrown? Back stack entire rope, tie down stationary end, coil rope 10-12 times and yell "rope" while throwing the rope.Pictured is the U.S. Two overhands around the body, above the hips.Minimum 4-inch pigtail after the water knot Rappel Seat To form a rope harness for rappelling Rappel Seat- Checkpoints.
A minimum of two turns around the body, snug and above the hips, the first wrap around the body running through the webbing between the overhand knots. Leg loops snug on the legs and above the cargo pockets. To overhand knots on the front of the legs, 10 inches apart. Field Expedient Seat Harness- Checkpoints Minimum 4-inch pigtails Field Expedient Seat Harness To form a set harness out of tubular webbing for rappelling or climbing. A minimum of one wrap around the body and the coils tied off with an unsafetied square knot. A double bight through the top of the coils, securing the standing ends. A minimum of three turns around the coils, with the first one locking on itself. Coils uniform and even, within 6 inches. Butterfly Coil with a Farmer's Tie Off- Checkpoints Butterfly Coil with a Farmer's Tie Off To prepare a climbing rope for carrying on the body. Overhand knot around the load strand(s) with a minimum of 4" pigtails. Bight up through an over hand slipknot capturing the load strands. The closed end of the bight is around the load strand(s). A bight passing through a locked carabiner. What type of sewn webbing cannot be used for the Auto Block? Spectra Munter Mule Knot To create a releasable anchor knot Munter Mule Knot- Checkpoints The joining knot is offset and out of the turns. Auto Block To attach a moveable piece of rope or webbing to a fixed rope that is easy to release under tension. The closed ends of both bights are on the standing end of the rope. Two bights passing through a locked pearabiner. Super Munter Hitch To create a high friction mechanical belay Super Munter Hitch- Checkpoints The closed end of the bight is around either the running or standing end. A bight passing through a locked carabiner. The knot will form a fixed loop around a fixed object or harness. Two ropes running side by side in the shape of a figure 8. Rerouted Figure of 8 To tie the climbing rope around a fixed object or into a harness. Both ropes between the Prusik and bowline have equal tension. Stabilized with a bowline within 6 inches. Three round turns with a perpendicular locking bar. Middle of the Rope Prusik- Checkpoints Three round turns with a perpendicular locking bar End of the Rope Prusik To attach a moveable rope to a fixed rope at the end of a rope. Middle of the Rope Prusik To attach a moveable rope to a fixed rope. An adjustable bight passes through one loop of the figure 8. The knot is in the shape of a figure eight. 
Minimum 4-inch pigtail Figure 8 Slip Knot To form an adjustable bight in a rope Figure 8 Slip Knot- Checkpoints.Two ropes running side by side in the shape of a figure 8.The running and standing ends exit from the middle of the knot Double Figure 8 To form a fixed loop in a rope.Two turns around the anchor with a diagonal locking bar.Middle of the Rope Clove Hitch- Checkpoints Middle of the Rope Clove Hitch To form an anchor in the middle of the rope. The running and standing ends exit from the middle of the knot.Two turns around the anchor with the diagonal locking bar in the opposite direction of pull.End of the Rope Clove Hitch- Checkpoints End of the Rope Clove Hitch To anchor the end of the rope under tension. Minimum 4-inch pigtail after the overhand safety.The running end of the double bight is on the inside of the fixed loops.Two bights around the two standing ends, held in place by two loops.Minimum 4-inch pigtail after the overhand safety Triple Bowline To anchor a bight of rope Triple Bowline- Checkpoints.The running end of the bight is on the inside of the fixed loop.A bight around the standing end, held in place by a loop.Bowline To anchor the end of a rope Bowline- Checkpoints
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