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Small Arms Instructors Manual (1918)
Compiled by the Small Arms Instruction Corps
Format: 234 pages - E.P. Dutton @ Company, New York (1918)

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Observations: by Badger

Small Arms Instructors Manual

An intensive course including:

Official "C Special Course"; U.S. Rifle Model 1917; U.S. Rifle Model 1903 (Springfield); U.S. Rifle 1898 (Kragicon);
Automatic Pistol Model 1911; Revolvers, CAL's .45 and .38; Official Firing Courses; Designation of Targets;
Fire Direction and Control; Use of Cover


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