Musketry (.303 and .22 cartridges) / Elementary training, visual training, judging distance, fire discipline, range practices, field practices
GRAHAM & LATHAM, Ltd. MILITARY ENGINEERS
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE YOULTEN HYPOSCOPE RIFLE SIGHT
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MUSKETRY
EDITOR’S NOTE
PREFACE
NOTES ON EXPERIENCE GAINED AT THE FRONT
DEFINITIONS OF TECHNICAL TERMS AND MILITARY VOCABULARY
I. DEFINITIONS.
II. MILITARY VOCABULARY FOR INDICATION AND RECOGNITION OF TARGETS.
MUSKETRY
TABLE A.
Part V.—Individual Field Practices.
Part VI.—Collective Field Practices.
TABLE B.
Part IV.—Individual Field Practices.
Part V.—Fire Direction Practices.
Part VI.—Collective Field Practices.
TABLE A.
TABLE B.
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Collective Field Practices.
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APPENDIX
I. NAMES OF THE PARTS OF RIFLES—SHORT M.L.E., MARK III, AND CHARGER-LOADING M.L.E.
II. DIRECTIONS FOR USE OF THE LEGRET AIM TEACHER.
III. DIRECTIONS FOR USE OF THE AIM-CORRECTOR.
IV. DIRECTIONS FOR USE OF THE AIMING-DISC.
V. “HARMONIZING” RIFLES FOR MINIATURE RANGE PRACTICES.
VI. SCORING AND SIGNALLING.
VII. SOLANO TARGET—MARKS I AND II.
INDEX
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