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English: The Jeheemy, a piece of salvage equipment used in rescuing swamped or stranded boats during an amphibious landing, and used during World War II. It consisted of a portable crane hauled along the beach by a tractor, and was invented by Commodore Byron McCandless. See also [1] |
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| Source | Skill in the Surf: A Landing Boat Manual, Chapter 8, page 57. Put online by the HyperWar Foundation. |
| Author | Prepared by the Training and Operations Staff, Landing craft School, Amphibious Training base, Coronado, California, in cooperation with the Bureau of Naval Personnel, Instructor Training Program, United States Navy. |
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