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It must be remembered that these delays may^ more seriously inter- fere with the rapidity of fire than the deliberation necessary to avoid them.
429. Movement required in loading. — In devising a drill for a gun it should be borne in mind that the less n^ovement required of the members of the crew, the less liable they are to interfere with each other, or to be in one place when they should be in another. This is especially true of broadside guns to wliich the am. Munition must be brought by ha...nd. For this reason it is very much better to have one man, the first sheilman, load all the shells, and have the other shell men keep him supplied therewith, than to have them alternate in loading the shells, each providing shells for hiniself. The same is true of the powdermen. The less movement required, the better.
48 SHIP AND GUN DRILLS.
430. Development of loading drill. — The aim of every di^dsion officer should be to so drill his gun crews that they A\-ill work M-ith the precision and certainty of a well-regulated machine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It must be remembered that these delays may^ more seriously inter- fere with the rapidity of fire than the deliberation necessary to avoid them.
429. Movement required in loading. — In devising a drill for a gun it should be borne in mind that the less n^ovement required of the members of the crew, the less liable they are to interfere with each other, or to be in one place when they should be in another. This is especially true of broadside guns to wliich the am. Munition must be brought by ha...nd. For this reason it is very much better to have one man, the first sheilman, load all the shells, and have the other shell men keep him supplied therewith, than to have them alternate in loading the shells, each providing shells for hiniself. The same is true of the powdermen. The less movement required, the better.
48 SHIP AND GUN DRILLS.
430. Development of loading drill. — The aim of every di^dsion officer should be to so drill his gun crews that they A\-ill work M-ith the precision and certainty of a well-regulated machine.
What to read after The Ship And Gun Drills U S Navy 1922?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Bureau of Naval Personnel to read onlineMoreLess
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