Notes On Field Fortifications
Notes On Field Fortifications
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If there is sufficient suitable material, bonfires can be prepared, to be lighted when the lookout re- ports the advance of the enemy. This also will seldom be practicable. Other means of illuminating the foreground are star shell rockets, such as were used by the Russians at Port Arthur, and illuminating pistols for firing cartridges of port fire which will burn for eight or ten seconds.
All means of night illuminations being uncertain, the only remaining expedient is to place during day- ligh...t rests such that the rifles, when placed upon them, will sweep a desired area without any aiming on the part of the soldier. These rests may be standards, to which the rifle is fastened by pins and which may be so constructed as to permit of Digitized by Google —61— adjustment for several ranges, or they may be simple battens placed lengthwise along the parapet so that rifles placed upon them are directed at the desired area. See Fig. 22, Plate Vl-a.
General No magazine arrangements are necessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If there is sufficient suitable material, bonfires can be prepared, to be lighted when the lookout re- ports the advance of the enemy. This also will seldom be practicable. Other means of illuminating the foreground are star shell rockets, such as were used by the Russians at Port Arthur, and illuminating pistols for firing cartridges of port fire which will burn for eight or ten seconds.
All means of night illuminations being uncertain, the only remaining expedient is to place during day- ligh...t rests such that the rifles, when placed upon them, will sweep a desired area without any aiming on the part of the soldier. These rests may be standards, to which the rifle is fastened by pins and which may be so constructed as to permit of Digitized by Google —61— adjustment for several ranges, or they may be simple battens placed lengthwise along the parapet so that rifles placed upon them are directed at the desired area. See Fig. 22, Plate Vl-a.
General No magazine arrangements are necessary.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Army Service Schools (U.S.) to read onlineMoreLess
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