In the late 1970s, agents of the KGB's Thirteenth Directorate (SULTANATE) obtained enough basic work on the Turing Theorem to allow the Soviet Union to finally establish a modern computational demonology capability. Among the techniques they chose to pursue was the invocation and binding of ANNING BLACK entities for military purposes. While Thirteenth Directorate had obtained the Turing materials and controlled some of the research exploiting them, the ANNING BLACK project fell under the direction of the Ninth Special Techniques Military Research Group (Spetsial'nyye Metody Voyenno-issledovatel'skaya Gruppa, or 9-SMVG).
The Soviet military had employed some lesser Turing techniques in the growing quagmire in Afghanistan, but in June of 1986, still reeling from a successful mujahedeen offensive, the Kremlin decided to deploy 9-SMVG to Khandahar Province.
The Soviets lost control of their "black devils", which devoured most of 9-SMVG before turning on nearby Russian troops, then proceeding into the mountains to hunt independently. Laundry officers supporting SIS agents nearby joined forces with a group of covert CIA operatives to track and try to thwart the ANNING BLACKs before they could reach major population centers. Not unsurprisingly, the CIA men turned out to be Black Chamber agents, but the goal remained the same. The unlikely joint team was eventually successful in banishing all three AB entities, although not without casualties.
As a benefit, the Laundry obtained certain SMVG material that was examined as part of Project LAMBENT RECOIL.
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Well I still have a little painting to do...wouldn't be our kind of project if it wasn't unfinished! This coop minus the roof has been in our garage since January! And for the last couple weeks...it had the chickens in it! Read more on baby chick care and our chicken chronicles here. So if you remember from before...we built our coop ourselves almost by ourselves with the help of Matt's dad. Since we only have 3 chicks we didn't need a huge coop..our city only lets us have 4 anyway...so I came up with a design based off hours on Internet research. The best part about this coop was the fact it was mostly free...that's right a free chicken coop! Matt's dad had a barn full of reclaimed wood! Even the roof material was a leftover from a previous family project.
I plan on posting "part two" with plans and a simple tutorial if you want to make your own chicken coop!
The overall construction is pretty simple! My favorite part was a last minute modification of a drawer....poop drawer. After cleaning this baby out and trying to sweep chicken poop from tight corners...I made a quick sketch and sent hubs to the hardware store ... no reclaimed wood for that part :( Now I can just pull it out and dump it...no heavy cleaning required!
Fantastic job on the coop! It looks great. The "drawer" was an awesome idea - you should patent that one :) It looks like your pets will be well protected from predators and weather.
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