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Halyards, like most
other parts of the
running rigging, were
classically made of
natural fibre like
manila or hemp. A
square rig sail with a
halyard is...
- "single-loop-around, and double-tuck-under". List of
knots Topsail Halyard Bend [ru] Gaff
Topsail Halyard Bend [ru] Encyclopædia
Britannica (11th ed.), v. 15, 1911...
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Halyard,
formerly Kimberly-Clark
Health Care, now part of
Owens & Minor,
sells sterilization wrap,
facial protection, gloves,
protective apparel, surgical...
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Operation Halyard (or
Halyard Mission),
known in
Serbian as
Operation Air
Bridge (Serbian: Операција Ваздушни мост, romanized: Operacija Vazdušni most)...
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Ardie A.
Clark Halyard (1896 – 1989) was a banker,
activist and
first woman president of the
Milwaukee chapter of the
National ****ociation for the Advancement...
- The
Chalk Hills Academy (formerly
Halyard High School,
Barnfield West
Academy and West Academy) is a
Mixed secondary school and
sixth form, part of The...
- the peak
halyard (or peak for short) is a line that
raises the end of a gaff,
which is
further from the mast, as
opposed to the
throat halyard that raises...
- sailing, the
throat halyard (or
throat for short) is a line that
raises the end of a gaff
nearer to the mast, as
opposed to the peak
halyard which raises the...
-
rigging which adjusts the
position of the vessel's
sails and
spars including halyards, braces,
sheets and vangs.
According to the Encyclopædia
Britannica Eleventh...
- flag to its pole is
called a
halyard.
Flags may have a
strip of
fabric along the
hoist side
called a
heading for the
halyard to p**** through, or a pair...
