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Foreword Purfleet Camp, October, 1915 These "Instructions" in Aiming and Firing have been written in the hope that they may be found useful to Musketry Instructors and Noncommissioned Officers engaged in the Training of Recruits. In accordance with the Practice at Hythe, they should be committed to memory, as in no other way can uniformity and accuracy of teaching be ensured. The simplest language suited to recruits has been used and all unnecessary details omitted, while the "Sequence," rigidly maintained throughout, is that taught at Hythe, and found by experience to be absolutely and unquestionably the best. H. WOOD HANBURY. CONTENTS. Foreword. A Word to the Instructor Points for the Guidance of Instructors Instruction 1 Loading and Unloading Instruction 2 Elementary Aiming Instruction 3 Trigger Pressing Instruction 4 The Standing Position Instruction 5 The Prone Position Instruction 6 The Kneeling Position Instruction 7 The Sitting Position Instruction 8 Firing over Cover Instruction 9 Firing round Cover Instruction 10 Muscle Exercises Instruction 11 "Aiming off" for Wind Instruction 12 "Aiming off" for Movement Instruction 13 Snap Shooting Note on Fire Discipline Training
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