| CHAP. | | PAGE |
| I.— | The Genesis of Sniping | [1] |
| II.— | The Sniper in the Trenches | [25] |
| III.— | Early Days with the XI. Corps and First Army | [56] |
| IV.— | The First Army School of Scouting, Observation and Sniping | [71] |
| V.— | Some Sniping Memories | [94] |
| VI.— | An Observer’s Memories | [114] |
| VII.— | The Curriculum and Work at First Army School of S.O.S. | [144] |
| VIII.— | Wilibald The Hun | [164] |
| IX.— | The Cat | [176] |
| X.— | The Training of the Portuguese | [184] |
| XI.— | The Modern Scout | [191] |
| APPENDICES |
| Appendix A.— | Programme for Training Observers | [211] |
| Appendix B.— | General Course at First Army School of S.O.S. | [214] |
| Appendix C.— | I. Care of Arms, Grouping and Range Practices | [222] |
| II. Patrolling and Scouting | [232] |
| III. The Stalking Telescope | [239] |
| IV. Front Line Observation and Reports | [246] |
| V. Some Uses of Scouts, Observers and Snipers in Attack and Defence and Open Warfare | [253] |
| VI. The Enfield 1914 Pattern “Sniper’s Rifle” | [259] |