General Orders
General Orders
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9, 630 870 fc. Prestuaing that 85 pw cent of the company partici- pates in the company yoUey firing, the ejq;)enditare under paragraphs 320 56 and 320 cc will be 816 rounds.
870 Z. The total of these expenditures is 10 JM rounds, leaving a balance of 54 roundsL If a greater proportion than aboTe follow the course for subsequent seasons, the balance will be greater than here deduced.
870 tn. Experience shows that a credit for shells turned into the arsenal of at least $75 for an infantry company... and $105 for a cavalry troop should accrue. If due care Is exer- cised in the preservation of the shells this amount Bb/smkd be exceeded in each case.
870 n. Assuming that 800 rounds are exx)ended in practice at moving targets and in additional practice for recruits, a balance of at least 2,200 rounds will, from this source, be available for field practice.
870o. For Cavalry tihe preliminary mod vooord oounea of revolver practice contemplate the expettditoro (see pa iagiaphs 838 c. and 855 a) of 145 roumU per man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9, 630 870 fc. Prestuaing that 85 pw cent of the company partici- pates in the company yoUey firing, the ejq;)enditare under paragraphs 320 56 and 320 cc will be 816 rounds.
870 Z. The total of these expenditures is 10 JM rounds, leaving a balance of 54 roundsL If a greater proportion than aboTe follow the course for subsequent seasons, the balance will be greater than here deduced.
870 tn. Experience shows that a credit for shells turned into the arsenal of at least $75 for an infantry company... and $105 for a cavalry troop should accrue. If due care Is exer- cised in the preservation of the shells this amount Bb/smkd be exceeded in each case.
870 n. Assuming that 800 rounds are exx)ended in practice at moving targets and in additional practice for recruits, a balance of at least 2,200 rounds will, from this source, be available for field practice.
870o. For Cavalry tihe preliminary mod vooord oounea of revolver practice contemplate the expettditoro (see pa iagiaphs 838 c. and 855 a) of 145 roumU per man.
What to read after General Orders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by War Dept, United States. Adjutant-General's Office, United States. Military Secretary's Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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