For example, if an E-9 retires in a certain MOS, that means that one E-8 can be promoted to E-9, and that opens an E-8 slot, so one E-7 can be promoted to E-8, and so-forth. If 200 E-5s get out of the Army in a particular MOS, then 200 E-4s can be promoted to E-5. The Army has 401,138 enlisted members on active duty.
Baja Knot. 1  1. Use a Baja knot for heavier mono line. 2  2. Make the first loop. 3  3. Slide a hook onto the base of the loop, and let it hang freely while you tie the rest of the knot.  4. Make the second 1  loop. 5. Make a third loop by repeating the previous step.  6. Slide the hook to the top of the first 1  loop. 7. Finish the  knot.
You want to hold it in place, not pre-slice it as it cooks! Remember, firm not tight. The roast is not going to grow legs and run away. Classic tie methods use one continuous piece of string from one end of the roast to the other. Each time you wrap the string around the meat, you tie it with a square knot. You already know how to tie a square knot. If youâve ever double knotted your shoelaces, youâve tied a square knot. Itâs easy. Tie the string like you do your shoe, then instead of making a bow, just tie it again. Bingo! You just made a square knot. Easy. When you tie your roast, start at one end. Make sure to tuck any loose ends of meat under the roast. Position your first knot to keep these loose ends tucked. Tie the knots on the underside of the roast. Theyâll stay better and no one has to see any mistakes you might have made.