Schoettler robert j (2 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. This Is A Publication Produced In 1960 To Share Information On A Project To Help The Fishing Industry In Vietnam Increase It's Time One The Water And Increase The Catch To Help Provide Much Needed Protein To The Population. Produced By The United States Operations Mission To Vietnam. Profusely Illustrated With B/W Photographs, Sketches, And Technical Plans.The Motorization Of Fishing Junks In Vietnam Marked A Profound Shift From A Centuries-Old Reliance On Sail And Oar To Mechanized Fishing, Fundamentally Changing Vietnam'S Coastal Economy, Defense, And Maritime Tradition.Historically, Vietnamese Fishers Navigated Coastal Waters Using Distinctive Wooden Hulls Often Blended With Resilient Woven Bamboo Basket Bottoms. However, Mid-20Th-Century Modernization Efforts Rapidly Transformed This Traditional Fleet Size: 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Book.…

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. Colour illustrated wraps 20 x 27cm. (2), 30pp including 15 b/w plates (including 2 line drawings from the French colonial Controller of Fisheries JB Pietri's Voiliers d'Indochine 1949, and 13 full-page b/w photos), with woodcut illustrations in-text + folding sheet containing 4 illustrations. Covers very good, slightly stained. Interiors near fine. Rare with 7 locations on Worldcat (LoC, US Dept of State, Washington University, Peabody Essex Museum, Syracuse University, British Columbia University, University of Hawaii at Manoa). None on Jisc. This was published through the US Operations Mission Program Support Section, and printed by its Graphics Section. USOM was part of the US International Cooperation Administration and a forerunner to USAID. Pre-dating the US military escalation in 1965, it was produced as part of the US effort to build support for Ngo Dinh Diem's anti-Communist government in South Vietnam, by improving rural livelihoods. By 1960, the US perceived Diem to be in danger as he was prioritising support in urban areas while mismanaging his rural development programmes. Robert Schoettler (1895-1963) had been Fisheries Advisor to the US Agricultural Mission to Saigon since 1958. Here, he describes progress with efforts to motorise Vietnam's 35,000 bamboo matted / basket bottomed fishing boats. The current rate was 1,000 per year, which was tripling the amount of fish they were bringing to market, and improving living standards. On message, he states "A new era of prosperity has come to the coastal villages of Vietnam" (p4). Schoettler describes the boats, construction, problems, solutions, and the increased catches. Photos include a Master Fisherman along with boats, fishing and coastal scenes, and a close-up of the engine used. The folding sheet has a longitudinal section illustrating the motorisation method.…