Knowledge for War Every Officers Handbook for the Front
Knowledge for War Every Officers Handbook for the Front
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" (Numbers 2 and 3 commence from the pick between them and mark out y\ feet each way 2j pickhandles* distance. ) (7) " Rear rank, mark out tasks. " (Commencing from pick between Numbers i and 4, traverse is spitlocked to end of each recess. ) After any necessary correction by officer, men com- mence work.
(b) The diagrams on pages 66 and 67 illustrate com- pletely a similar method fire bays, 15 to 18 feet ; traverses 5 to 6 feet. By this method of " numbering by sixes " all men get equal tasks....
One very important point for the officer in charge to remember is to give every essential detail to his men before the extension.
This should render unnecessary the giving of orders once the men are extended, and prevent any possible confusion.
Some slight readjustment of the work will probably be necessary as, for example, the widening of traverses before men are given definite orders to begin work.
65 DIAGRAM A. " By Sixes Number ! " " Nos. I and 6 Two paces step back March !
" Nos. I and 6 Cover off Nos.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (Numbers 2 and 3 commence from the pick between them and mark out y\ feet each way 2j pickhandles* distance. ) (7) " Rear rank, mark out tasks. " (Commencing from pick between Numbers i and 4, traverse is spitlocked to end of each recess. ) After any necessary correction by officer, men com- mence work.
(b) The diagrams on pages 66 and 67 illustrate com- pletely a similar method fire bays, 15 to 18 feet ; traverses 5 to 6 feet. By this method of " numbering by sixes " all men get equal tasks....
One very important point for the officer in charge to remember is to give every essential detail to his men before the extension.
This should render unnecessary the giving of orders once the men are extended, and prevent any possible confusion.
Some slight readjustment of the work will probably be necessary as, for example, the widening of traverses before men are given definite orders to begin work.
65 DIAGRAM A. " By Sixes Number ! " " Nos. I and 6 Two paces step back March !
" Nos. I and 6 Cover off Nos.
What to read after Knowledge for War Every Officers Handbook for the Front?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B C Basil Charles Lake to read onlineMoreLess
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