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  Figure 5-3. SPIES rope rigging on UH-60 ........................................................................................ 5-17
  Figure 5-4. Rigging of snap links. ..................................................................................................... 5-17
  Figure 5-5. Rigging of wood block. ................................................................................................... 5-18
  Figure 5-6. Excess cargo straps secured. ........................................................................................ 5-18
  Figure 5-7. Recovery line with Prusik knot. ...................................................................................... 5-19
  Figure 5-8. SPIES rigging procedures for CH-46 or CH-47.............................................................. 5-20
  Figure 5-9. Fast-rope rigging procedures for UH-60. ....................................................................... 5-21
  Figure 5-10. UH-60 rigged for fast roping ......................................................................................... 5-22
  Figure 5-11. Fast-rope rigging procedures for other aircraft............................................................. 5-22
  Figure 5-12. Marking procedures for landing and pickup zones. ..................................................... 5-26
  Figure 5-13. Example coordination checklist. ................................................................................... 5-28
  Figure 5-14. UH-60 loading sequence. ............................................................................................. 5-31
  Figure 5-15. Example vehicle load configuration. ............................................................................. 5-35
  Figure 5-16. Procedures for loading HMMWV into CH-47 for infiltration. ......................................... 5-38
  Figure 5-17. HMMWVs in wedge formation. ..................................................................................... 5-41
  Figure 5-18. Single camouflaged HMMWV. ..................................................................................... 5-43
  Figure 5-19. Multiple camouflaged HMMWVs. ................................................................................. 5-43
  Figure 6-1. Automatic link sequence. ................................................................................................. 6-5
  Figure 6-2. AN/PRC-150(C) in vehicular AN/VRC-104 (V)3 configuration. ........................................ 6-7
  Figure 6-3. Communications data wire diagram. .............................................................................. 6-10
  Figure 6-4. Report format. ................................................................................................................. 6-11
  Figure 6-5. Example message header. ............................................................................................. 6-12
  Figure 6-6. Measurement of a wavelength. ...................................................................................... 6-19
  Figure 6-7. Components of ground wave. ........................................................................................ 6-21
  Figure 6-8. Structure of ionosphere. ................................................................................................. 6-22
  Figure 6-9. HF skip zone and distance. ............................................................................................ 6-23
  Figure 6-10. Unidirectional antenna pattern. .................................................................................... 6-24
  Figure 6-11. Bidirectional antenna pattern. ....................................................................................... 6-25
  Figure 6-12. Omni-directional antenna pattern. ................................................................................ 6-26
  Figure 6-13. Half-wave dipole antenna. ............................................................................................ 6-27
  Figure 6-14. Formula for calculating length of half-wave dipole antenna applied to example. ........ 6-28
  Figure 6-15. Inverted "V" antenna. .................................................................................................... 6-28
  Figure 6-16. Long-wire antenna. ....................................................................................................... 6-29
  Figure 6-17. Sloping wire antenna. ................................................................................................... 6-30
  Figure 6-18. Terminated sloping "V" antenna. .................................................................................. 6-30
  Figure 6-19. Repair procedure, whip antenna. ................................................................................. 6-31
  Figure 6-20. Expedient insulators. .................................................................................................... 6-32
  Figure 6-21. High frequency antenna, long-wire type. ...................................................................... 6-34
  Figure 6-22. High frequency antenna, half-rhombic type. ................................................................ 6-34
  Figure 6-23. High frequency antenna, "V" type. ............................................................................... 6-35
  Figure 6-24. Sloping antenna, "V" type. ............................................................................................ 6-35