Telescopic periscope.
Rifle rest.—Various sorts have been devised, usually not merely to serve the purpose of a rest, but to expedite resumption of aim and change in direction or elevation.
Telescopic sights.
Sniperscope.—(A device for aiming with the head below the line of sight. Reports indicate that with this device the tendency is to shoot high, and that they are only reasonably accurate up to ranges of 200 yards. They are usually used over parapets, between sandbags. Proper adjustment is essential and great care necessary to prevent derangement.)
Steel helmet and mask.
Maps, sketches, note-book, message blanks, pencils, pocket knife.
Each post should have a range chart for use of all reliefs.
The above is additional to the normal equipment of the soldier.
7. Duties of commander of sniping group:
(a) Training of snipers and maintenance of efficiency.