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CONTENTS.

PAW!GeneralInstructions ... ... ... ~.. ,,. 3Chapter 1.—GeneralDuties .. - ... ... ... 4

IL—Gun Drill ... ... ... ,~, ... 16

IIL—Laying and Fuzo SettingTests ... 39,, IV.—Sight Tests ... ... ... 45

V.—Caro of Equipment ... ... ... 51

App.-ndi~-----Carriageof Stores ... ... 63

3

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS.

~ Practicalinstructionin the equipmentshould be given to~ each recruitbefore anyattempt is made to instruct him in~ gun drill. This instructionshould taketho form of demon.~ strations dealing with the work of each number in theto. detachment;andall menunderinstructionshould, in turn,

carry out the work of eachparticularnumber.¶~ Instructionin gun drill shouldbe given as soon as they are~ conversant with all parts of theequipment,andcan handle

in the bestandquickestmannereachof theworking partsof~ the gun. Oncethework ofeachnumberhasbeenthoroughly

- ~ mastered,it should not takelong for the recruit to loam~ theactualdrill.

It is mostimportant that a marked distinction should bedrawn betweeninstructionand drill. -

During the former thelanguageusedshould be assimpleaspossible,andthe meaningof all technicaltermswhich amnecessarymust be carefully explained. A conversationaltoneshouldbeadoptedandunderno circumstanceswhatevershould anything in the natureof long quotationsfrom drillbooksbeallowed. The men should bepermittedto assumean easyattitude and their interest should not be allowedto flag. They shouldbe encouragedto askquestions.

At drill, on the contrary,rigid discipline must be main-tained,ordersmustbeclearanddecisive,ansithedeta-climentmomade to work steadily, smartly andra~sidly.At the sametime the utmost accuracy is essentialand any deviationsfrom the methodslaid down mustat once be checked,

(is 18050) ~Yt.tIl7nt—Pi’3877/740 13M 8/20 31 .t S O.D. so -

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CHAPTER 1.—GENERAL DUTIES. -

This chaptersumiñarizcs the dutiesof each individualnumberin the detachment. It is only intendedas aguidefor theinstructor,whoshouldusehis own wordsin explainingthevarious dutiesto the lflefl. -

- The detachmentis composedof six workingnumbers,threereservenunubers,amid a coverer. The service of the gina isdivided betweentheworking numbersasfollows

I -... ... ... ... in command. -

2 ... ... ... ... the breech.2 and 3 ... ... ... the sights.4 ... ... ... ... the loading. -

5 and 6 ... ... ... the ammnunution.The duties~f eachindividual numberarc as follows

No. 1. -

1. Ho COMMANDS and is responsiblefor the entireservice of his gtnn.

2. lIe gives time WORDS OF COMMAN]) detailed forhim in cllaptor 11, andrepeatsall ORDERS affectinig hisdetachmentwhich have not been heard by the numbersconcerned. His ordersmust ire givenclearly, but 110 louderthIsi! is mmen’.esstmryto esmablelnian detacimmuentto hme~r.

Ho assists in passing orders (lown time battery whenmlressary. -

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Ho acknowledgesorders by saluting. He Intmst salutecorm~ctly,andfaceso that his salutecan be clearly seen.

3. He is responsible:— -

(i) Thattime BUFFER is properlyfilled. He seesthattlmere is oil in the tank and tilat time isolatingvalve isopen.

(ii) -That tile RECUPERATOR is correctly chargedwith liquid and air. He seesthat the tail rodis flush with therearendof tine slot in time p~rojec.

- tion of thecradlecap.(iii) Tlmat tine GLANDS, PISTON ROD ACTUATING

GEAR and SECURING NUTS nire correct.(iv) That tine PROTRUSION of tile STRIKER is

correct.- (v) That the SIGHTS aretested. This is (loneunder

the supervisionof the sectioncommander.(vi) That time MUZZLE VELOCITY of tine gun is

- correctly sot on time elevationandfuzo indicators.

4. He selectsthe GUN PLATFORM whichshould beonfIrmn and level ground. If thins cannot be fonnid and timnopermits, time higher wheel is dug in. If the platform slopesto time front or tile trail bed is loose,ime ordersthe BRAKEto I.-~eput on in action so as to prevent time spadebeing with-drawn astime gun runs out.

5. On coming into action lie mans time RiGHT GUNWHEEL. When manning wheels, the spokes should begraspedasnearthe felloes aspossible.

6. Ho attendsto time CLAMPING GEAR.7. As soon asthe gun is in action,heascertairmothe lowest

elevationat which time trajectorywill CLEAR THE CREST,He reportsthis elevation to the sectionconmmandcr.

(~15050) --

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~. Ito selectstheauxiliaryaiming jmoint andrecorilson timetrail the- ZERO LINE angles from the auxiliary aimingpoint and batterypicket.

0. Before the gun ic laid on a NEW TARGET hegauges time line of fire and throws time gun into the line.Until the spade is embedded,he puts imis weight on thetraversing lever wlmile 3 is using time tn-nnversinggear. Time -

carriageshould pivot about the spade,hut if tine spadeis -:free it ~vih1movesidewaysandso neutralizetime effect of time -

traven-singgear. -

In traversingthe gun by Ifleans of time trail, time width oftime spadecorrespondsto 15 degreesof traverse.

10. (i) He appliesthe POSiTION CORRECTiON,exceptwlneim laying by field clinonmmeter, and parsescorrected elevationsto 2. Position corrections,if required, are ordered in the form “Noalways add(or drop) yards.”

(ii) When laying by field elinonicter, he applies theINDEX CORRECTION (if any) of his elino.meterand passescorrectedelevationsto 2.

11. When an angle of sight is ordered, ime examinesthesetting of tho SIGHT CL1NOMETER. He occasionallyexamines time settings of time ELEVATION and FUZEINDICATORS.

12. He supervisesthepreparationandsupplyof AMMUNITION. As time fuzes deteriorate rmmpidly if unprotectedfronn damp, only suchasarerequired for immediate imso willbe imnmcovered. When one group of ammunition is nearlyexpended,hereportsparticulars of time nextgroupto beused.

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1~.Ito gives the order to I”IRE. The gun will on noaccountbefired witimout imis o:a

1.cr. Before giving this order

lie seer timat time gun is in all respects ready. -

14. Heis responsiblethattine INTERVAL betweenroundsis properly kept as regardshis own gun. Wimen a salvo orquick rate of battery fire (less than 5 secondsinterval) isordered,,heextendshis right arm above his headas soon~ Imis gun is readyto fire.- 15. If the firing lever on time carriageimas beendamaged~e fires time grin by meansof time LANYARD.~ 16. At intervals he cimeclcs time LENGTH OF RECOIL.~Ie conmparesthe elevationgivenby time recoil indicatorwith~imeelevationon time elevationaresituatedbelowthe sight-s.~ 17. If the run.out during time last few inches is either~1uggisimor violent lie adjusts time VALVE, ADJUSTING~WN.OUT.

IS. He watchestime actionof time SPADEon recoil and~djusts its supportif necessary.~ 10. When firing at high minglesof elevationlie seesthat a~IOLE is dug below time trail to CLEAR THE BREECHon recoil. If tlmis is not doneseriousdamagemanyresult.

20. Whmeni RAPID or PROLONGED FIRiNG takesplace,he takesevery opportunity of attendingto his equipment.If the gun is imot, time boreshouldbe cooledwitim waterwimen“Stanch easy” is ordered.

No. 2.1. He LIMBERS UP and UNLIMBERS in conjunction

with 3 and attends to the SHIELD, BRAKE, ELEVATIONINDICATOR, BREECH MECHANISM and breech andmuzzleCOVERS.

(a 15050)

2. Ho attendsto tile BRAKE duringtravelling. He putson time brakein action if ordered. Beforeapplyingtime brakelie seesthat tine quick releaselever is housed. When inactionor on the road, lie must be carefulimot to apply thebraketoo hard. - -

3. In action lie mansthe right GUNWILEEL, if ordered.4. He assists3 to lay by lookingalongtine FII~DERof

the DIAL SIGHT when time aiming point is to time left or totime rear. -- - -

5. Ho setstime ELEVATION INDICATOR at time eleva-tion orderedby 1, closestine breechandreports“ Sot” loudenougim for I and3 to hear. - -

0. When laying by FIELD CLINOMETER he setsit attine elevationorderedby I, and hays the gun for elevationby bringing the bubble to time centre of its run, lie seestimat the elinonncterplane and the base of tine clinonneterarefree from grit er dirt, andthat time elinometeris placedin exactly time sameposition on theplanefor each lay.

7. TO OPEN TIlE BREECH.—He strikes the breechmechanismlever with time pa-Inn of time right hand as timegun recoils and draws it towards him, thus opening timebm-ecch and ejectingthecartridgecase. He then holds tilelever at right anglesto time gun with his left hand,so timat;neither time breech block nor time extractor will interferewitim loading. Wimen firing mit imighi elevations,he depressesthe gun bcfore openingtime breechuntil time arrow on timecra(lle is above time arrow on tine trail. At any imigimerelevation time breech mncclmanisnnwill foul time trail. If tilegun imas not beenfired lie pusimcstire hangfire latchforwardto i’mnleclc time Imm-eechm before openingit.

8. TO CLOSE -TIlE BREECH,—He cioses the breech

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with his left hand. He must not slam the breech, andheshould keep his hand on the lever throughout its wimolomovement. If there is difficulty in closing time breech, howill endeavourto press tine r000(l lmomne by graspingthelever witin botln hmanmis and exerting the whole weight ofhis body upon it. lie must on no account use the breechscrewas a hammerto drive time cartridge bonnie. -

9. A dentedcartridgecaseor burred driving band maycausedifficulty in closing time breech. If 2 can neitimer chosetime breechnor removethe roundby meansof tine extractorime unscrewstheprimerwith tine KEY REMOVING JAMMEDCARTRIDGES. Ho therm screwsthe plug endof time keyinto theprimer holeand usesit to witlmdraw time ca~tridge.If time cartridgeis tightly janmnned,it may lie hauledout byImicans of a lanyardattmrclmenl to time eye of t-ime key.

10. He oils andcleanstime BREECH MECHANiSM whennecessary(luring firing.

11. Ho reportstime readingof the RECOIL INDICATORto I whenordered. -

12. He assists I to enga-go the CRADLE CLAMPINGGEAR at Cease firing by turning time elevating hand.wimeel.

13. When ordered to travel- with a round in tire bore,he turns tine safety catch to SAFE.

- No.3.I. Ho LIMBERS UP and UNLIMBERS with 2. He

LAYS andFIRES time gumn, andis responsiblefor tine SIGHTCOVER, He (lirects 4 wlmen planting AiMING POSTS.He assistsI to test the SICIITI3, - -

In 15050)

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2. (i) He aiwaysLAYS for LINE. He setson the dialsight tine aiming point anglo anni all deflectiormsorder-ed, arid CROSS LEVELS time sigint. Holays omi the left edgeof tine aiming point unlessotherwiseordered.

mil) Witlm 2 lie LAYS for ELEVATION, except atindirect laying with fielni chinonmeter. He setsthe almgle of sighmt on time sight elinometer, andlays by bn-immging the bubble to time centre ofits run.

(iiU At 1)IRECT LAYING lie lays for himmo over timeopensigimt-s, ammd, wit-hi 2 for elevation. At timefirst opportunity Inc levels time sight elulenmmetcrby meansof time micrometerhead.

3. (i) ~Vhmermsettingthedial sight by meansof theQUICKRELEASE, he moves time micrometer headthmroughn one complete turim to ensure that timeteeth have re.engagcdcorrectly.

(ii) Whmemm SETTING a right deflection on time dialsight, ime tun-ns the right micrometer headawayfronm Imirn with Imis right hand; when settirmg aleft deflectienhe turns time left micronmmeterheadtowardshimself with his left hand.

(iii) ~VlmenREADING a left angle on thedial plate hes-cadstime minutesoil time left Immicrormloter scalewimen readinga right angle lie readstime miumutcaofT time n-igimt mmmuc-mumnmeterscale.

(iv) Wi;c~mSEllING the SIGHT CLINOMETER hetunis time top of time mmmicromctcrimead to tho biblast to takeup backlash,

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(v) When LAYING for ELEVATION ho depresseslast(top of the handwhieelto tile left) with at leastone complete turn of time lmaimdwhmeei.

(vi) Time normalpositionof mis HANDS areasfollowsLeft hand on time traversing imandwimeel. Righthandon time elevatimmgimammdwhmeei.

4. For time first roumld tine pointer of time TRAVERSiNGGEAR must be ~vithmin30 minumtes of zero when tine Immy iscompleted,except when engaginlg-G.F. or simnilar targets.After time spanle is emmmhjedded,time trail will not be mmlovcdso long as time line is within tine scope of time travel-slinggear.

5. CI-IOSSIJEADS are fitted t-o airmming posts to com-pensatefor lateral movementof time sight. Bothm crosshmeadsimave sinnilar markingsand numbers. lie notes whmieim cor-respondingpair of nmarkingsare in line and usesthmenm to -

lay on. He directs 4 to clamp crossimeadslow clown, sothat time bottom of the far one is just visible over the topof - time near one.

0. lIe FIREStime gun. As soonasthegun is laid lie placeshis righmt handon thefiring lever and reports “Ready.” Attime order “ Fire” he pulls time lever snmlartly, releasesit atommce and replaces his hand on time elevating hmandwhneeh.Tue gun will on no accountbe fired without time orderfrom 1.

7. T!me following aretine signalsused by 3

SIGNAL. MEANING.(I) %Vhe-nl directing I to movet~metrail

Palmmm of the ha-nd in the ~ iight (or left),- reqllim-d-d directionm.

Fist clenched ... .,. Stop traversing.

(13 1~$0~0)

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(ii) V~Thmendirecting4to plant aiming posts:-.—

- SIGNAL. MEANING.Right arm extendedto the Move in the direc.

rigimt, or left arm cx- tion indicated.tended to the left.

Arm dropped ... .. Halt.l3othn armsdroppedsharply Plant.

from above time head.Upwarnl or downward Raiseor lower time

motion of time arms crosshead. —

with 1)0th arms cx-tend�dlaterally

Both armsextendedabove Moveheadof postintile imeanl and nmoved time direct-ionmdi-laterally in time required catcd.direction. -

Dot-h armsextendedsharp. I’ick up.ly upwards. -

l3oth armsextendedto the Move to plant th~front. -- far aiming post.

Body turned about and Come in. -

both amnis extendedtothe rear.

No. 4.1. ITo LOADS, plantsAIMING POSTS,norris theLEFT

GUNWHEEL andattends to time WAGON BRAKE 011 themazeliand when unimooking.

2. On coming into action he preparesAfl’mIING POSTSwith crosshenmdsciammmjmed and sticks thmenm in time groundabout5 yai-ds in rearof time germ.

3. Ho LOADS. ltestinmg iris righit kneeon time knee pad,hmo turns his body to time rigimt, obtains a round fromim 5,fuse leadimmg, andswings it into tine breecim.

He mustnot useviolence in loading or time round will beliableto reboundandpreventtine brcechmfrom beinge-~osed.

Ho obtains mmnothmer roummd from 5 mmnmd holds it ready toload.

If a ehmarmgeof amnnlmmnnitionmor fuze setting is ordered, lielays his rounddownandobtaimis anotherroummd fromml 5. lieshould be preparedto re.set the fumzo of the fourier roundif necessary. -

Nos, 5 AND 6.1. They HOOK IN and UNHOOK the wagon team.

They prepareand supplyA1~IMUMTION. 6 attendsto timeWAGON BRAKE in action and works the FUZE INI)I-CATOR. -

2. (i) To UNHOOK time wagoml team,5 detachestime off,ancb6 time nearwimeel tracesfrom time swingletrces,tine inner tracesfirst. 6 orders “Drive on “ aimdsteadiestine 1)010; 5 - guides time bar supportingoff tine 1)010 ; 6 lowerstime pole.

-- (ii) To HOOK IN, 6 imolds imp the pole near the foot-hoardon the near side amid 5 guides the ring oftime bar supportnmg omm to time pole. They thmcnmnttaeh time wheel traces to tine swingletrees,attacimingtime omit-er tracesfirst so as to keep timehmorscs in imositioml while they are hmandhngtheinner traces,

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3. They seethat ammnunition:—(i) bras the PRIMERStightly screwedhome.(ii) is scrupulouslyCLEAN, especiallytime driving L-~nds.(iii) is SORTED into groupsby lmatun-e,weight, fuseamid

setting correction.(iv) is PROTECTEDfrom extremesof tenmperaturearid

fronm damp.(v) is ISSUED from the groupordered.

4. When preparingH.E. witim No. 100 FUZE theyrenmovotime cnm-rtridgeclips. No safetycap is to be removedflomml aNo. 100 ftmzc, or time wire or seal broken until the roummd isaboutto beloaded. Onremovingtime captheyoxanrimieeachfuzo to see that time tapeis correctlywound andthmat time endsof tine simemiringwire arevisible. If aNo. 106 fuse immms becomeuncappedor tire wire and seal is found to be brohcn, thefuzeis to be regardedas dangerousmmmd treatedaccordumigly.A No. 100 fuze witim wire or sealbroken is on Tmo accounttobe replacedin a limber or wagon.

5. WhenpreparingSHRAPNEL thneyremovetime cartridgeclips and fuse covers. 6 follows up all ordersfor corlectoramid elevationon time FUZE INT)ICATOR, and callsomit timefrnze setting loud enonnglm for his sectioneomnmmammdcrto hear.lie always uses time readerfor following mmp timo elevation,and calls out time highest fuse setting vftible to time heft ofthe edge of time reader.

5 sets fuzeswith a fuse key to the settingscalled by 6;he follows up time settingsas they are called, no that lie humsalwaysa rolnmnd readyto lie fired. 6 mmii ri: 1: 6 v nm he is notusimmg time fuse immdieator. They re-sete:ncim fnn~eaccuratelyat safetybefore replaciimg the roundin the wagon. -

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6. 5 SUPPLIESammunitionto 4, handinghim the roundwitlm the fuze leaching.

- 7. In action, exceptwhenimsing fuze 106,theyalwayshavesix ROUNDS READY for loading, if firing is likely to becontinuousthus nunlmber should be iimereaucd. Extra roundsmaybe withmdrawnfrom timo ~vagommmmd placedon tuegroummd.If time ground is wet or inmuddy numumummitiomm should be placedon a rimeet, - -

8. Wimomi one group of amnmmmnmmmitionmis nearly expended,6REPORTSto I thu particunlam-sof time jrext group. -

Nos. 7, 8 AND 9.1. IN ACTION they remain at time wagon line.2. They assist in tine SUPPLY of AMMUNITION and

are availableto replaceCASUALTIES.

THE COVERER.1. lie is SECOND IN COMMAND of time sub-sectionmmd

is in chargeof the firing battery wungon.2. IN AC!FION lie remaimisat tier wagoni line hi eimarge of

the teamsamid walonr of Inc c! -yeet’oil.

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- CHAPTER IL—GIJN~DRILL.Artillery Training lays down the principles of battery

tactics, wimich vary little with different equipnments. Thuschapterdetails time ordersgivenand time procedumreby whichmtimese orders are carried out in batteries mmmcd with time18-pr. Q.F. gun, Mark IV. - -

The wording must be memorisedandstrictly-adheredto,~witiitne exception,of sections34, 35, and36.

Time executiveorder is shownthirougimoutas being givenby time section commander,as will nornnaily be the caseduringtraining. Wimen orderseani be hmeardthroughout timebattery, timey will be acted upon witimout repetition. in-structors will invariably cnmpleytime ordersdetailedfor timesection commander,evenwhen drilling a single detacimment.

I. POSITIONS AT DETACHMENT REAR.

Time detacimmentfalls in two deep,onepacebetweenranks,I on time right of time front rank. I is not covered.

Wimen the gun is limbered up, time front rank is tilreopacesin rear of the muzzle, I covering time off gun wheel.

When time gun is in action, the front rank is one paceinrearof the trail eye,1. coveringthe right gun ~vineei.

2. TO TELL OFF.

Sectioncommander. -.

“...section—Telloff.”I numbershnimllself i, time riglmt imamid aman of time rear rank

2, hmis front manic mrmanm 3 and so on.

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3. TO CHANGE ROUND.

Section commander. -

.scction—C/langeround,”

I takesa paceto time rearwitim his righmt foot and a paceto time left with his left foot. Time ieft-hmuummd nman of time rearrank takesa paceto time front. At time sanuetime time re-mainderof the front rank take a pacoto tine right andtherear rank a pace to the left. -

(Time detachmmrmeimtis timen again told oil.)

4. POSITIONS WHEN MOUNTED.

I and tine covereron their horseson time left ef time leadersof time gun and firing battery wagon respectively; 2 nndl 3on time gun limber; 5 and6 on time wagonlimber, 4 on timewagonof time firing battery; 7 and 8 on time limber, 9 onm timewagonof time first line; evennumberson time nearside,oddnumberson the off.

5. TO MOUNT.

Section commander.“...section—Delachmncnt8,prepare to amount—Mount.”

The men doimblo to their placesat the carriages;2, 6, 8and9 lay mold of time gumardiron with the left huanid, placimmgtime right foot on time trail or percim ; 3, 4, 5 and 7 lay hold oftime guardiron with time right imand, placingtine left foot ourtime trail or perch.

At time order“Mount” tine wimole spring inmto their places.Time amenon thin’ limbers turn roundto the front, lifting their

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feet close together,and tinrowing them over the guardirofl5.They sit upright, iioldiumg the imandstrapswith the inner andtn gtnard iron witlm time outer hmnnd. Timis is time position ofattention.

Wimen travelling over rougim ground tiiey should raisethemselvesto avoid beingjolted.

6. TO SIT AT EASE.

Sectioncommander. -

- . .section—S’itat ease.”

Time men on time carriagesplacetime outer upon time inner

hand andsit welh back.

7. TO DISMOUNT.

Section1commander.- .section—-Dctaclnments,prepare to dismo’unt—Disrnount.”The men on time limbers turn to the rear, timrowing their

legs over time guardirons; 4 and 9 standup.At time order “Dismnount” time wimole jump clear of the

carriagesand form detachmentrear.

8. TO MOVE THE GUN WITH DRAGROPESWHEN LIMBERED UP.

Section commander.~ ...section—lVith dragropes, prepare to advance.”

2 and 3 imook time dragropesto the drag washerson theirown sides, the backs of time hooks downwards; time two

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highest numbersgo to time pole; time remainder man timeropes;even numberson thmo nearside,odd nummberson timeoff.

At time order “ Walk march“ time carriageis moved to -

the front.At time order “ Halt “ time carriage is halted and the

detachnumentrenmrainr at their ports.At the order “Detachmentsrear,” 2 and 3 replace the

ciragropeson the shield ; tine detaciunmentdeuhAe to theirplacesand halt.

9. TO MOVE THE GUN WITHOUT DRAGROPESWHEN LIMBERED UP.

Section commander.“ ...secl-ion—-Witlmovt dragropes,prepare to advance.”

2 and 3 pusir in rearof time shield ; 4 and5 man the gun-whmoels; ‘~iie two hmighncst numirbers go to time pole; timerennaimmderassist;evennumberson thenearsidle,odd numbersonm time off.

At time order “ Walk marchi“ time carriage is imioved to~hie front. -

At time order “ Halt “the crm-i-iago ‘s haltedandtime detaeim-meatremain at their posts.

At time order “ Detachmentsrear” time attaebmnenntdrnmblo -

to timeir placesand Imalt.

10. TO PREPARE FOR ACTION

Preparationfor action will 1)0 carried oumt before leavingtime gnun park or moving into action. Wimen in action,

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advantageshould be taken of any interval to ~xamninOand test equipment.Section cominamander.“ - . .sectiom—Preparefor action.”

Time detaeimmnent,if mounted, dismount. -

I seestimat time bore is clear,examufinestine clanmpinggear, --

and satisfieshuimsehfthat time detachmnrentand equipnumcntare - -

in null respectsreadhyfor action. - - -

2 memnovesthe breech and muzzle coversand strapsthemto time trail. He examinesthe bronchi nmechanuisnr,extractor, --

elevating gear and elovatiomm immdicator, shield and brake. -

He replacestire breechand mnrzzlecoversif ordered.3 ronnoves time siglmt cover and oxanmiines time sights,

elevating, traversing and firing gears, sinield amid brake.He replacestime sigimt cover if ordered.

4 examinesthe gun limber box.5 examnines time wagon limber and 6 the wagon body.7 and 8 exanninetime limber of the first line wagon,and

9 the wagon body.Tine numbers wimo examine time limnbers and wagons

uncover- time fuzes as ordered, seeing that they are s~at safety.

As soon as hue hascompletedhis duties, eaciuman reportsto I and resumesiris place. I timenr reports to mis ~ectioncommander“No... .ready for action” or otherwise.

11. TO COME INTO ACTION.Action front.

--Sectionn connnmannder..section—Actio-nfront.’’

I places huimrischf, dismoumited, so tlnat lie can see when

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his gun is in time reqtuiredposition. Ho then orders “Halt—Action front.”

The detachmentdismount. I goesto time near and 4 totime off gumnwheel 2 and 3 go to tine traih. 3 releasestirelimber imook catch and witim 2 lifts the trail clear of timehook. 3 orders “Limber drive on.” Time umber advances1 yard, whmeels right-about at a trot, and proceedsto timewagon line under the direction of the battery scrjeant--major.

3 mmmoves roumid time trail eye andwith 2 carries time trailronmnrd thmroumghm a bmalf circle to time right and lowers it to timeground; I and 4 nnan time wheels. On aside slope t-lme trailis carried round downhill.

IV/len cominginto action in time open.Time wagondrives imp and hmahts on the left of tine gum as

soon as tire trail is loweredto the grommnd. Time axle of tinewagon body should lue 1 yard in rearand6 in. clear of timeleft gunwheel. -

IV/len coming into actionundercover.Tine wagon halts about20 yards in rearof the gun until

tine gun is roughly un time line of-fire. I orders “Advance,”and time wagon drives up as above.

4 pumts on time brake; 5 and 6 unimook ; 6 orders “ Driveon.” Time teanmr advances1 yard, wineelsleft-about at mc trotand proceedsto tine wagomr line under time direction of timebattery serjeanrt--nmmajor.

If time order “Wnmgons right” is given, time wagon drivesup on tire rigimt of time gun, insteadof time left, and time gunandwagonteamswheelto theleft andright-aboutrespectivelywimen ordered to “ Drive on.”

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- f throwsbackthetraversingleverandreleasestheclampinggear. - - - - -

2 fixes th~seat,lowers the lower shield, raisesthe uppershmield, handsthedial sight to 3, opensthe breecim,unelamrmpsth~brakemind pushestheslipper of the recoil inudicator asfar forward as possible. - -

- 3 fixes time m-migimt ehinonmieteranmdl dial sight-,-unehamumpstimeoscillating bracketof time sight andraisestime simuttershieldif necessary.-

4 preparestime aiming post-s.- - 5 preparesammunition. - - -

- 6- fixes the fuze indicator- on the wagon shield andassists5. - - - -

The numberstake up their positions in action.

Action right, Acti on left, Action- rear.

At “Action righmt “ time trail is carried roundtimrougim aquarter of in cirelO to the left, - -

- At “Action left-” time trail is carried round timnouglr niquan-terof a circle to time right. - - - - -

At “ Action rear” tho trail is immediately lowered totime ground. - - . -

NQTE.—On disnmountcd pamnndes,6, 7, 8 and 9 imman time

gun limber; 6 and 7 in rear, 8 andl 9 at time pole.

12. POSITIONS IN ACTION. -

I kneelsonr the might side of time ti~ciijust in front of timetrail handle. - - - -

2 sits astride the seat on time rigimt side. -

3 sits on time seat ~n the left side. -

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- 4 kneels behind3, birt daring- loading he restshhs rightkneeon time kneepadon the trail.

5 kneelsin rearof the wagon on time side nearertime gun. -

6 kneelsin ream- of time wagonon theSidle furtherfrom thegun.

7, 8 and9 remain witbu the first line wagons. At drill,wimen no first line wagonsarepreseurttheytakepost6 yardsin rearof the gun.

13. TO FORM DETACHMENT REAR INACTION. -

Section commander. - - - -

,section—Detaclmmentsrear.” -

I doublesto his place (1 yard in rear of the trail eye andcovering the rigimt gunivheei) and gives tine order “No....,double march.” At time orderfrom I time reunainderdoubleto their plmies and li-mIt

14. TO TAKE POST FROM DETACHMENT REAR.

Section counmandler. - -

section—Ta1~epost.” - - - -

Time detacimmentdouble to their placesby ~im shmortes~way-and imalt. - - - - - - - - - -

15. ‘ro OBTAIN THE - LINE OF FIRE.

Theline of fire is obtainedby oneof the methodsdescribedin Artillery Training. - - - - - -

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16. TO LAY TIlE GUN IN THE LINE OF FIRE.

Section commander.

“...section—Airningpaine...,thugs....mins.... right (or left).”I gaumgestime line and throws time gun into time required

direction.3 setsthe sightchinometeratzeroandbrings the bubbleto

the centre of its run by time elevatingimandwimeel. lie setstime dial sight at the angleordered,crosslevels and lays forline.

2 putson time hmrako if ordered. -

As soon as time permits,3 reports to I time readingsof thedin-hsight fromthebatterypicketandauxiliary aiming point;I records timem on the trail.

The sectioncommandergoesto his guns and takesa noteof the angles recorded.

17. TO ASCERTAIN THE LOWEST ELEVATIONAT WHICH THE TRAJECTORY WILL CLEARTHE CREST.

When the crest is wIthin 100 yards of the gun.

The equivalentin yards of the aurgleof sight to time crestis the elevation required.

3 setsthe sight elinometernut zero mind brimugs tine bubbleto time centreof its run by turning tine elevatingimanmdwheel.

I lays the gunjust clear of tine crestby looking alomig timebottom of the bore and ordering 2 to elevateo!~dleprcssasrequmired.

2 readsthe requiredelevation off time elevation inudicatorand I reportsit to time sectioncommander.

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When the crest is over 100 yards from the gun.

Time procedureis the same bmmt an allowanceis madeforthe elevation duo to the rangeto the crest.

The section commandermakesa liberal estimateof therangeto the crest,convertsit into elevationin degreesandminutesandordersit to time gumns.

3 mmmcd I proceedas before.1. tlren readsthe elevationin degreesrind minutesoil the

rim of tire elevation indicator, adds to it the elevationduoto the rangeto the crest,andorders2 to set the elevationindicatorto tine angleso obtained.

2 readstime requiredelevationoff tine elevationindicatorand~I reportsit to the sectioncommander.

18. TO PLANT AIMING POSTS.

Section commander..sec(ion—Aimingposts/rent (or rear).”

4 doublesout in front (or rear) of his gun with two aimingpostsandplants tinem as directedby 3 in line with time dialsight setat zero or (180 degrees). He plants tine nicer postfirst at about50 yards fronmr the gun. He thien plnumts thnofumrtiner post as far frommr time gnmn mis possibleup to about100 yards.

If the order “Replant aiming posts” is given 4 doublesout and, at time signalfrom 3, pulls up time posts,tine furtherone first, and roplantmm thorn.

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19. PARALLEL - LINES TO -A NAMED GUN. -~

Section commander. - - - -

...uection(or No....)—Parallelline4 to No “

3 of the n-mined gun re lays for line

Zero line method --

1-of the-namedgum reportshis angleright or left of iriszeroline. - Thmis angle is orderedto time otimer guns. - -

Aiming point method. - - -

The section commanderindicatesinn ainning point. 3 ofthe namedgun swings his dial sigimt emm to thnó aiming pointandI reports thereading. Tins angle,correctedif necessaryfor parallelism,is ordcred to the otherguns.

- Director method. -

3 of the namedgun swingshis dialsight on to time directorand I reports time reading. The director is set accordinglyand individual anglesareord~iydtothe other guns.

The otherguns aretimen laid in time line of fire as alreadydetailed. - -

20. TO CHECK PARALLEL LINES.

Section commminander. -

.sectiorn—Checkparallel lines to No “ -

2 setsthie elevationindicatorat zero.- - - - -

3 of tine nanmedgun lays on time dial sight of eachgun inturn - - -

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I reportsthe mingles to his sectioncO~nmanderwho passesthem to the sectioncomnmandersconcerned.. - - -

3 of eachothergun layson thedial sightof thena~nmedgumn.1. reportsthereadingto imis sectioncommander,wino checks

it with theanglo takenby the namedgun. Thesum of timetwo anrglossimould be 180 degrees. If necessarylie correctsthe zeroline angles. -

- 21. TO LOAD. -~ - -- - - -

‘ Percussion shrapnel.

- Sectioncommander. - - - - - -

“.. .section—Shrapnelnormal (or heavy),Percussion.”I repeats this order, arid at the correct moment orders

“Load.” -

S supplies a round to 4. - - -

- 4 seestimat the fuze is set at safety, loads, and receivesanotherround from 5. -

2 closestime breechm.

Time shrapnel.

Section commander. -

.section—Shrapnelnormal (or hmein~y),Corrector...”.(eleva-tion)...”

I repeatsthis order, and at the correct momentorder~“Load.” . -

6 sets time fuzo indicatorand calls out the fuze setting.6 setsthe fuzo andsuppliestime roundto 4. - -

4 loads. - - - -

2 closes time breech. - , -

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- High explosive,

Section commander....section~—H.E.(fuze)...”I repeatsthis order, and at the correct moment orders

“Load.”5 uneapsthe fuze (if necessary)and supplies the round

to4. - -

4 loads and receivesanotherremind from 5.2 closesthe breech.

After time first round,if thereis noalterationin ammunition,I orders “Load,” repeatingalsoany cimaurgein ammunitionwhich may be ordered.

During rangingwith H.E. or percussionshrapnel,thie gunwill be re.loadedas soon as it imas been fired. At othertimes the gun will not be loadedsoonerthan is necessaryto maintain the rate of fire.

No~.—Atdrill, only drill cartridgeswith wooden shellswill be loaded.

22. TO UNLOAD.

“No....Unload.” -

2 opensthe breechmslowly.4 witimdraws the roundaird placesit on time gronmnd.Nonn.—The unloadedroundcan be re.set or returnedto

the wagon,but remindswith time time rings re-setshouldb~fired sa soon as possible.

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23. TO LAY THE GUN.

Indirect laying with sight clinomnetor.

Section comnmander.

.-sectian—.. .degs.. - .min-s. more right (or left).”Angleof sigh...degs.. . .rnisn-s. elevation (or depress-ion),”

“(elevation)...”I appliestine position correction (if any) and passesth~

correctedelevation to 2.2 sets time elevationindicatorandreports“ Set.”3 puts oum time deflectionandangleof sight, lays andreports

“l~oady.”

Indirect laying with field clinometer.

Section conmmnuander.“...~ectian—Clinometerlaying...degs.. . .min.s. more right (or

left),”(elevation)...degs... .mins.”

1 applies the index correction (if airy) to time elevationorderedamid pasc-estime correctedelevation to 2.

2 sets the ciinnometcr, lays for elevation and reportsSet.”3 putson time deflection,laysfor line andreports“Beady.”I renmrovestime field chinonneter.No~rn.—Wimeiilaying by field clinonreter, the elevation

ordered is the actual elevation at which eachgun is to belaid —

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- Direct laying.Section commander.

“ . . .section—Referencepoint..., Target....” -

“ Opensights...degs... .mins.moreright (or left).” -

“(elevation)...” - -

I thirows tine gun into time line. -

2 sets time elevationindicatorand reports“Set.”3 setsthe traversinggearat zero (or at 3 degre-s traverse

if the order “Target moving from...to...” is given), andputs the deflection on the open sights. Re cross levels,lays direct over time opensights on the groundline of hisportion of the target,andreports“Ready.” -

At time first opportunity 3 levelsthe sight clinometer,bymoans of the micrometer head, thus takimng time anglo ofsight.

If “Indirect laying” is orderbd, 3 picks up dn auxiliaryainming point with the dial sight. Unless a new angle ofsiglmt is ordered,ime umsesthe anmgle of siglmt already taken.

24. TO FIRE.No. 1.

“ No....—Firs.” -

I orders “Fire” as soon as ime imas satisfiedhimself thathis gun is ready and his turn to lire imas arrived. - -

3 fires time gun uund re-lays. - — -

2 opens tine breech. - - -

Time gun will on no accountbe fired witinout the orderfrom I. - ~- - -

If time gun fails to run out completely,2 and 3 push ithomo by hand. -

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25. MISSFIEES.

If the gun fails to fire, 3 gives the fiHng lever a eecondpull. -

If time gun againfails to fire, I allows one minute to elapse,orders “TJrnload,” and examinesthe primer. -

If time primer has failed to fire Inc examines the cap.If fairly struck, a new prinrer is inserted. If not fairlystruck, the striker is cimairged.

If the primer ha-s fired, a new primer is fitted providedtim~tthe roundcan be fired at once. Otherwisethe chmmurgois withdrawn and destroyed. Such a round must on noaccountbereplacedin a wagonor limber. -

28. TO CLEAR THE SPADE.

Section commander. -

.sectzon—-Spadesclear.”I orders “Run up.”3 thmrowsback the quick releaseleverof the brake(if on);

2 and4 muon thewimcels; I and8 umnmun time trmnvcrsiumglever..A~tthe order from I time guni is run to time front until time

spadeis just clear. I orders “Take post.”

if necessaryon accountof heavyground,I orders “Withdragropes,run up.” - - - - - - - - - --

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2 and 4 make fast wheel purchasesjust above time brakeblocks; 1. mansthe traversinglever, tho reumiammmdonmantheropes,eveunnumbetsout tine right, oddmiunnimers on tine left.

At the order from I time gun is ruin to time front until tinespadeis just clear.

I orders “Take post” ; 2 and 4 replacedragropes.

27. TO CHANGE TARGET.

Section commander.“...section—Changetarget.”

.degs.. . .mins. more right (or left).”or

“ . . .degs.. . .min.s. right (or left) of zerolines.”I clearsthe spade,if necessary,andthrows the gun into

the new line.3 setsthetraversinggearat zeroand turims the micrometer

headof time dial sight through‘the angleordered.If the angleis given from zerolines, he sets time dial siglmt

at therecordedzeroline angleandthien turnsthe micrometerhead througim time angie ordered.

Time procedureis timen as in Section 16 “To lay the gunin time line of fire.” -

If necessaryen accountef imeavyground,I orders “Withdragrope,trail right (or left).”

2 hooksadrungropeto tine trail lmandle; 2, 4, 5 and6 manthe ropeand heaveas directedby I or 3.

I orders “Take post”; 2 replacesthQ dragropo.

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28. TO STOP FIRING.

Section commander.

.8ection—&op.”

The detacinmentcontinuetheir duties but time gun is notfired until time order “Go on” is given.

29. TO STAND FAST.

Section commander.

“...secturn—Standfast.”All standfastwhateverthey are doing.At the order “Go on” work is continued.

30. TO STAND EASY IN ACTION.

Section commander..section-(or No....)—,S’t-andeasy.”

This order is given to indicate that firing is temporarilysuspe-urded.

Before openingfire againthe order “Take post” will begiven.

31. TO CEASE FIRING.

Section commander.

.sectiorn—Ceasefiring.”

If the gunis loaded.I orders “ Unload.”The spadeis cleared,I folds time traversing lever on the

trail and securesthe clampinggear.

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2 closesthe breecim, takes oIl thebrake,depressesthe gun,raises and securesthe lower shield, lowers time upper shield,receivesthe dial sight from 3, placesit in the case,foimls tineseatand clampsthe brake, - -

3 sets the traver.~inggear at zero, assist-s 2 to raise time-lower shield, replacesthe sigimt elinometer,h~ñdstime dialsiglmt to 2, clamps the oscillating bracketof time sight amidsecuresthe quickreleaselover by its strap.

4 brings in the aiming pestsif ordered. - -

5 and6 re-setfuzesat safety,replaceclips aurd n-mmunitio~,and close all lids. - - - - - -

6 replacestine fuzeindicatorandtakesoff thewagonbrake.

32. TO LIMBER tIP.

- Rear limber up.

Section commander.

.section—Ream’lie-utnr sip.”- The detachmenttakepost as follows

2 and 3 betweenbreechand wheels,I in front of 2, 4 infront of 3, kneeliimg witim thieir backs to time axletree;5 and6 readyto hook in the wagonn team,

Time limber approachmesfrom the rigimt; I orders “Halt”earlyenough to ensurethat, when halted, time ofT wheelwillbeoppositethe trail eye; t-he limber is haltedandsquared.-I orders “Limber up”; 2 and3 lift time trail and placeit

on the hook; I and4 man thewheels.Time detacirnumentnmount without fartherorders. - -

On dismountedparadestheyform detacimmentrear.

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Front limber up. - -

Section commander.- - - - -~. - - -

.eectioin—Frontlimbersip.” -

2 and 3 lift time trail; 4 and5 man the wheels; thegun isrun clear of the wagon~mmrdtime trail is carried rotund thnronigha half circle to theright and lowered to time grounmd. Timedetachmenttakepostas in rear limber up.

Thelimber drivesup onthe right andoneyard clea-r of timegun. When clear of the gunwimeel, it inclines -to time leftuntil thq nearwheel of the limber hasjust passedthe traileye. - - -

I orders “Halt”; the limber is haltedand squared.I orders “Limber up” ; 2 and3 lift the trail and placeit

on the hook; I and 4 man the wheels.

The detachment mount witimout furtincr orders,

On dismounted paradesthey form detachment rear.

Bight limber up.

The trail is carriedroundtimrough a quarterof a circle tothe rigirt. The procedureis theunas in front himiner up.

Left limber up.

Tine trail is carriedroundthroughmm quarterof a circle totineleft andthelimber drivesup on time left. Time procedurois tlmen as in front limber up. - - -

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33. CASUALTIES TO DETACHMENTS.

Men sentto replaceeasr~mltiesreport to their sectionconn~maaderswino ordersucim chairgesof dutiesas they considernecessary.

Casualtiesare ieplacedas follows :—

SectionCommander... By the senior No. I of thesection.

I ... ... ... By anamedsumecessorWith five men ... S performstime dutiesof 5 armd6.Witim four men ... I performs time dutiesof I and

- 2. 2 performs time dutiesof5 and 6. -

With threemen ... I performsthedutiesof I and2,and calls out the length offuze fronn time faze indicatoron time simield.

2 pen-forms time duties of 4, 5and 6.

34. CASUALTIES TO EQUIPMENT.

(i~Breechmechanism.If time brcecimwill not open,seethmat—

(a) r(~he hang-fire late-in is forward. -

(b) Tine trigger imas resunnuredits normal po.itioir.(c) Time guide for mainspring is flush with the face of

time breech.The hang-fire latch and trigger can be pressedinto posi-

tion by imand. If time guide for main-sprinmg is not flush,remove the firing mechanism. If the breechstill cannotbe

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opened,remove the pin securing block, lever with crank.sinaft, and block complete. Then tap tine barrel projectionto theleft.

(ii) Sight clinomneter.

Lay by meansof time field climronmmeter.

(iii) Elevation indicator.

Lay by meansof tine field clinometer.

(iv) Dial sight.

Lay on aiming postsover time opensight. To obtain theline before plantinmg aiming posts,lay the gun by moans ofa dial sight borrowedfrom anothergun.

(v) Wheels. - -

If a gunwheel is damaged,turn it at once so that thesoundestportion bearsthe weight of the gun. Procureasparewheelfrom alimber of wagonand replacethedamagedwheel as follows

Raisethe carriageby lifting on time damnagedwheel (orby meansof ajack if available). Support theaxle by meansof the barsupportingpole,plaèing time lower end on a simovelto preventit sinking into the ground. Time danmagedwheelcan then be removedand replaced.

If time damageis smmch that time axle has fallen to thegroumnd it mnay beraisedby meansof a linmberasfollows

Place tine limber so that the limber hook is overthe pointof tine axle of time gun. Scotchthe limber wheelsto prevenuttinenn running forward. Raise the pole through an airgleof about80 degrees,iuaving first secureda dragropo with

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- which to haul it down. Securethe axle to time limber hookJ)y meansof a dragropeandthen hauldownon the pole. -

35. DISABLEMENT. -

Time extent of disablement ordered will dependon thetime availableandtimeprobability of recapture. -

To disable the gun so i/nat ii ca-n be brought into onionimmediatelyafter recapture:—Removethehi-ce-cl-i biock.

To disabletine gun so that it can be brought info action afterrepair :—Disconnecttherecoil unit andfire time gun.

To de8troy tine gun :—Piacean H.E. shell in tine muzzle,load with H.E., fire time gun by meansof a long lanya:d from-under cover. A lenglim of telephonewire attachedto thelanyardissuitablefor thepurpese.

No~ues.—Thedial sight and chinomnetersshould alwaysberemovedand taken away before abandoninga gun.

-- - 36. BLANK AMMUNITION. - - -

- (i) No oil~cer,non-commissionedofficer or gunnerwimo hasnot beentrainedand passedin gun drill is to command asection or form part of a gum detachmentfiring -blankarnnmunition at salutesor at trainimmg. - - - -

- (ii) Wimen firing Q.F. blank cartridges no gun is to bere-loadedwithin 15 see-endsafter firing. Even after thisinterval, no gun is to be re-loaded until I iuas examinedtime chamber and bore and removed any debris remairmingfrom time previousround. -

(iii) Inthue event of a miss-fire,a further attempt shouldbe madeto fire the gun in its turn. In nxo casemust timebrooch be openedfor at least one minute with blackpowder,andten minutes-with smokelesscharges. No one

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mulstbG in rear of time breecimwhen it is opened. Tn~firingsalutes,an officer-or seniornon-connnrissionedofficer shouldbe detailedfor time specialduty of tinning the linterval aft-er-a miss-fire and informing I of timat gumn when the breecimmay bo opemned. - - - - . - — - -

(iv) As a furtiner safeguard, I is responsibletinat thecimarge is properly honmo in the Case before time round isloaded. This can be (lone by pressinmnm dowmf tine leatimerboard cump on the point oF tine traversinglever, asmall mnarkbeing made under local arrangementson each traversinglover, to indicatewhentime chargeis in its correctposition.

- ChAPTER 111.—LAYING AND PUZE

SETTING TESTS. - - - -

I. In every battery thereshould be at leastsix qualifiedlayers per sub-section,exclusive of serjeants and lance-serjeants. A list of layers should be kept. All layers-,sectioncommanders,serjeantsand lance-serjeantsshiounld betestedperiodically. -

- 2. All oflicers and Nos. I must be thorougimly conmvcrsmuntwith :— - --

(i) Time tests for and care of sighting gearandsights. --

- (ii) Tine methods of obtaining parallel linios of fire. -

(iii) M.V. correctors and correctionsfor jump-anddroop.

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~. Layerswill be testedby meansof two tests: Test Awill consistof four lays indirect, test B of two lays direct.

4. A nnaxinnunnof 20 markswill be givenfor each lay intest A, and 10 marksfor each lay in test B. In ordertoqualify, a layer must obtain 75 marks.

5. The examiner-shouldi)e assistedby anofficer or seniornonr-conmniissionedofficer witin a stop watch end recordhook, and by mm penciller who will take down all ordersgiven for referencewhen checking the lay.

(I. When laying indirect, tinree or more aiming pointsshouuldbeselectedto therearandon eitlmer flank, if possible,and made known to all concerned.

7. Before beginning the tests at least five targetswill beselectedin. the foregroundat varying rangesand anglesofsight andcovering a front of about 25 degrees;exceptinthe caseof targetsrepresentingguns. theseshouuldbenaturalfeaturesof time ground. If it is necessaryto umse dummies,they should be placed in positions suchas time troops wlmiehthey representwould naturally OCe-Ul)Y on service. A refer-encepoint, approximately in tine centreof thetarget zone,will be pointed out to tine No. I andto the layer; targetswill be indicatedwith referenceto this point by meansofthe clock code.

8. When laying direct on any target (other thuan a guntarget) whicim extendsover a fairly wide frontage, greatexactitudein direction will not be required as regardsthepoint originally selectedto lay upon, which may be any-where in that portion of time target opposite to time gunbeing laid. - Any subsequentlay on the same target must,however, be on the same point as time first. -

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0. The orders for the lay mustbegivenout by theexaminerclearly and distinctly, a short pause(about two or threeseconds)beingmadeafter eacinseparateorder, thus: “Allguns 20 degreesrig/mt “.. .pause...”All guns 15 minutesmorerig/nt “...pause...”Angle of sight 1 degree 20 minuteseleva-tion “...pause...”4200.”

All orderswill be acknowledgedby tine No. I andactedon at once. Should the layer at any time be in doubt asto anyparticularorder, ime will referto theNo, I, wimo mayrepeatto him any part of the order received. Time No. Imumy in turn refer to the examiner.

10. After eimeeking a lay, the examnminerwill elevate timegun about 15 nninutes.

11. Layerswill beexaminedin pairs (Nos. 2 and3); forany incorrect portion of a lay markswill be dedumetedonlyfronm time individual making time error.

12. Tire timesallowedfor eachlay areasfollows

Test A. Test 13.

Lay 1. - Lay. 2. Lay 3. Lay 4. Lay 5. Lay 6.

Mia. Sec. Mini. Sec. Mini. Sec. Mini. Sri—. Mum. See. hum. Sec.

— 45 35 — 45 1 — — 30 — 20

Tire layerwill call out “Ready” as soonashehasfinisi edlaying tine gunr. Tine time will be take-ni from ti-ne comiclumsioniof tine ordersfor tine lay until tine word “Ready “ fronmn timelayer.

13. One mark will be deducted:—(i) For every5 secondsor frau’-t-ioir of 5 seeoumnlsbeyond

time time laid down for tire particularlay.

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(II) If - the-traversinggearis not within 30 minutescf- zCro~exceptin lays 2 and6. - -

(iii) Foreachmistakein timemanipulationof time sightinggearor in the drill of the- layer as laid down.

14. Two markswill be deducted:— -

If time angle of sight has not been taken correctly- wircn laying direct. -

-- 15~Tern nmarkswill be- deducted:— - -

If time aiming posts are not plantedin line.

10. No nnarkswill ho givenfor the lay :— -

(i) If time sigimt or elevationindicatoris incorrectlysot.

- (ii) Wineir laying indirect,if time gun is mmot correctlylaid- - for elevation and direction. -- - -

(iii) Whenlaying direct, if the gun is not laid for eleva-tion within 3 minutes or. for diredtion within6 nminutos. -

(iv) If the bubbleof time crosslevelis notwholly visible.

EXAMPLES OP TESTS.

Laying tests.

Tbe gnmnr is phaee(lOn a firnmi platform. Time examinersetstheelevatiourindicatoratabout3,000yardsandtineremaining~ennlesat zero.

Lay 2. - - -

“All guns, I degree 10minutesmoreright.”.-lnglc of sight, 1 degree20minutes’ elevation.”

“3400.”Lay 3.

RepresentNo. 2 gun inaction.”

- “ Changetarget.” -

“All guns, 2 degrees 15minutesmoreleft.”

“ Concentrate20 nninntesonNo. 1.” -

“Angle of sight, 10minutesdepression.”

“4275.”

Procedure. -

Time procedurewill be as laid10 down under “To lay tine

gunin the line of fire.”The battery picket and aux-

iliary aimingpoint readingswill be recorded on time

— trail after 3 Imas reported“ Ready.”

Time procedurewill beas laiddown under “To plaintaiming posts.”

Tinre for this part of the layis not taken.

Theprocodurowill beas laiddown under “To lay timegun.”

The procedurewill be as laiddown under “To eha-nmgetarget” and “To lay the

- gun.”

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- - Test A (indirect).Orders.

Layl.. -- -

“Aiming point...”- “All guns, -90 degrees

minutesright.” -

“ Aiming posis ~

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Orders. - - Procedure.Lay 4. - -

- “Change target.” The procedurewill be as haid“All guns, 31 degreesright down under “To change

of zerolines.” target” and “To lay time“~Jlinometerlaying.” gun.”

10 degrees30minuteS.” -

Test 13 (direct).

The referencepoint is describedbefore ordersare given

Lay 5.“ RepresentNo. 3 gun in Time procedurewill beas laid

action.” down under “To lay the“Infantry lining hedgerow gun.”

4 o’clock, 3 degrees to Tire bubbleof thesightelino-5 degrees.” nnetcrwill bebrougimtto the

“ Opensights.” centre of its run after“1200.” reporting “Ready.”Timeoxamimmerwill put on adeflectionandnotetime readinr~

Lay 6. -

“A U guns,40 minutesmo-re Tine gun will bere-laidcmi theleft.” samepoiurt of the targetas

“1600.” in Lay 6.The deflection orderedwill ho

sucinaswill enabletime layerto lay by means of thetraversinggear.

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Puzo eetting test.

Orders. I5

roeetlumre.“Corrector 152,4700.” Time eonumpetitor will set the

fuze indicator at tim cor-rectorandelevationorderedand will setsix fumzesat timegradnmation shown on thefuze indicator.

Time-—i minute.

CHAPTER IV.—SIGHT TESTS.Time field clinometer, siglmt clinmommreter amid elevation

indicator should be testeddaily and after prolongedflrinng.The alignment tests should be carried out as often asporsiblo. -

Tine remainunmgtest (croSslevelling gear)should be carriedout whenrequiredby a qualified artificcr. This test is givenin the Handbook.

Airy adjustimmentto optical irritrumeunts nmust be carriedout by a qualified artiuicer.

Test 1.—To test and adjust the field clinoinater.

Set the clinomeler at zero; place it on the clinonireterplaneand elevateor depressthe gun until thebubbleis intho centreof its run; then turn the elinometerendfor end.

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If the bubbleis still in thecentreof.its run theclinometeris in adjustment. -

If the bubblo is not in tire centreof its ruin bring it so bymoving theslider or, if necessary,time arm and s]ider. Onehalf of time nett readingis theindex errorof time clinoineter.

If the bubble cannotbe broughtto the centreof its runby this method, the error of the elinonneter may bedetermined by conipam-ison with a ciinonreter of knownerror. - - - - -

To eliminatean error, theelinomuetermust beadjustedbya qualified artificer. Thmis nndjustnncrmt is given in th~Ilaimdbook. -

Test 2.—To test andadjust the sight clinozneter.

Witim the sight clinomoter bracket lmorizoimtal and thesigint elinonteterreadingzero, the bubble of the sight clino-metershould be in time centreof its run.

- Place the sight clinnometer, set at zero, in its bracketn-nd bring the bubble to tire centreof its run by the loftelevatinghandwlmeel. Reversetime sight clinometer end forend; thebubblesimouldstill be in time ecmmtreof its run.

If the bubbleis not inn the centre,bring it so by turnimmgthe micrometerimead Note time reading and set time nmicro-meter scales to hill this reading. Bring the-hmui~bleto tirecentreof its run by time left elevating iiamrdwimeei. Slackentine nuts securing the mmmicronmmeterscales and the screwssecuringthedegreescale; smut the nmicrometerscales andreaderto zero andre-clamp. - - - - - -

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Test 3~—Totest andadjust the elevation indicator.

With tim~sight clinomcter readingzero and time bubblein the centreof its run, andwith time axis of tine guninclinedat time- necessaryangle tq time line of sighmt to comnp2nsatefor junmp and droop, time elevation indicator should readzero. If the jump of any particular equnipment hasnotbeendeterminedit will be takenas + 16 mnminutes.

Place a smell in tine cirambcr to ~take up play in timeelevatinggear.

Set time M.V. correctorat 1615.Set time sight clinometerat zero and bring time bubbleto

the centre-of its run by time left elevating hammdwimeel; placethe field clinometer set at the correctionfor junrup on theclinommmeter plane at the muzzle, are to the front. Bringthe bubble of the field climmonneterto time centreof its runby the riglmt elevatinghandwhmeel. The elevationindicatorshonmld readzero. - -

If tine elevation indicator doesniot readzero,slackenthemit, revolvetime indicator until it readszero andre-clamp.

Settime M.V. correctorat tine muzzle velocity Of time gnmn

- Alignment tests. - -

Before beginninmg these tests the following preparationsshould be mmnade - - -

(i) Placetime carriageon afirm platform a-ndmanipulate- it until it is level transversely. - -

(ii) Select a well-defined object at least 1,500 yardsdistant on which to lay. - - -

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(iii) If this distant objectcannotbe found, set up thetarget testingsigints (seediagram)about50 yardsin front of the gun at right angles-to tire axis oftue bore.

(iv) If the carriageis not level transverselythe top ofthe dial sightcarrier and thetarget testingsightsshould be sloped to time samo angle as thecarriage.

(v) Removetime striker andfix crosswiresat tine muzzleof the gun.

(vi) Set the elevatioim indicator, the cowl of time dialsight, the dial plate and nmicrouneterscalesofthe dial sight and the deflection scale of the

- open sight at zero.

Test4,—To test andadjust the dial sight andopen sight!or line.

The lines of sight through the dial sight and opensightsshiotmld be parallel to the axis oF~time bore as regardsline.

Lay the bore on the distant object for line by the leftelvating handwimeel and time traversing gear, using theinter-sectionof tIne crosswires as a foresight and time holein the firing-hole bush as a lmimmd sight, Timi limies of sighttinrough time dial sight and open sights sinoiuld be on thedistant object.

When using the target tcstinmg sights lay time bore onpoint B; the dial sight should be on lure 1), and time opensights on line 0.

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If the dial sight is not in alignment,slackenthe lockingnuts of the adjustingscrews; turn time latter until the linmeof sigimt is correctandre-clamp, lithe opensightsare notin alignment, slackentime nut under the Irind sight, movethe imindsight until theline of sight is correctandre-clamp.

Test 5.—To test and adjust the open sightsfor elevation. -

Time line of sight over tine opemm sigimts shoumld be parallelto time sight chinometerset at zero.

Set the sight clinometer at zero and bring tine bubiloto time centreof its run by time left elevatinghandwhcel;place time bar testing sights on time opensights, and placetime field elinomet~rset at zero on tine bar testing sights.Time bubble should be in time centreof its rmmmm.

If the bubble is not in tine centre, bring it so by slackeningthe fixing screw and screwing the foresight up or downand ro.clamp.

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CHAPTER V.—OARE OFEQUIPMENT.

1. CLEANING AND OILING.

Limber gunnersshould be intelligent and reliablemen.The bearingstrips on the exteriorof the gun, by meansof

which the gunslides in the cradleof the carriage,should liekept cleanandoiled andmaintainedin good workingorder;all working surfacesshould be well lubricatedand kept freefrom paint.

Thegun should be pulled backin the cradleoccasionallyby a tackle or dragropesand the guides lubricated. Itshould be realisedthat the gun slide lubricators areonlyoperativeduring firing.

The bore should be kept cleanand lightly greased.After firing it should be scrubbedout with caustic soda

andhot water (1 lb. to a gallon), using the pinsaliabrush.When dry it should be lightly greasedwith mineral jelly.

Nogritty substance,suchassandpaperor bathbrick, shouldbe usedfor cleaningworking surfaces.

All sparoparts should be usedperiodically to ensurethatthey arein working order.

Theaxictreesshould begreasedfrequently,the old grease,particularlyfrom the channelsof thepipebox,beingremovedbefore new greaseis applied. If thereis sideplay betweenthe wheelandthecarriage,thelinch-pinshouldbewithdrawnand the adjustingcollar revolvedto a suitableposition totake up the play.

Headsof lubricatorsshouldbekept free from paint.

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List of lubricators.

Fitting to belubricated. No. Whmeresituated.

Left-handelevatinggear{Traversinggear ... -{

Right-handelevatinggear

Brako ,.. .., 1

Cipupnares...Trunnions ..

Traileye ...

Traversinggear

ISight bracket

Clampingge-arBreech screwandpintie of

carrier.Lover breechmecimanism

Jimgearcase.In transom.1mm trail tube.In gearcase.In gearcase.Nearbrakeblock.Quick releaselever (left

Si(le).Oneonu eachside.Oneon eachside.On brackettrail eye.

On parallelmotion gear.On sigimt arm.Oncrosslevelling gear.On link.Oneon each side.Onn top of breechmscrew.

On top of carrier.

Cradle, front cap .. - -. 22234421

22I13

0

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2. THE No. 7 DIAL SIGHT. -

Thedial sigimt wimen issuedis in correctadjustnmcnt,water-tight, and-with all tine cells andjoints securedwith fixingscrews.

It is very unlikely that time interior will require cleaningand tine dial sight must on no accountbe takento piecesexcept by a person in po3sessionof an Ordnance CollegeCertificate, statiirg that hue is competentto do so.

Time body of time dial sighmt shouldime cleanedwith a cleaa.soft cloth and alittle oil, wimicim mnust be rtmbbedoff after-wards,camebeing taken that time glass is not toucimed. Nogritty substancesimould be used.

Time exteriors of eyelensaund window should be cleanedwithn channoisloather, specially kept for the purpose. Greatcare must be taken that no oil or greaseis allowedto touchtine glasses. Fingers,thoughapparentlycleananddry, leavemarks on the lens whelm will impair the definition of thesiglmt. . - -

Wimen not in usethedialsightshouldbe kept in its leathercaseon time shield.

3. THE EREECH MECHANISM. -

(i) Ganeral precautions.

Time breech nreclnanisnmnshmould be disurrtnumtled periodicallyin ordertinat it nmay be thoroughlycleaned.

Thetiureadsof time breechscm-owshouldbe freefuom burrs;the-somaybe renmovedby careful filing by air ar:i9cer,butno pertioa cf the threa-i should becut awayto rennovoacrack.

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‘l’he breechshouldbo kept coveredup, when pos~iblo,tôprevent dust nnl grit g:-tting into the b:cech fiLtings. Acoveris providedfor this purpose.

(ii) To dismantle the breech mechanism. -

With time breechclosedrennovethe securingbolt of timestriker guideblock,setthesafetycatchat “safe “ andremmrovotime fiu-imrg mechanismin one piece. Remove pin secmmrilngblock, time breech mechanismlever, block, mind lmaxmg fim-elatcim. Open time breechby turning time barrel-shapedpinto time left. Reirmove time plate retainrinig breechscrew andtinen time breechscrewfronr time pintle of the carrier. With-draw the cylindrical shidimig crossimeadfronr the groovedpro-jection in the breechscrew. Take out the hinmgo pin andremovetime carrier, timen witimdraw tIme extractor, slide thetripper from the groovein time hmang-fnrelatch and takeouttime plunger andspring. - -

(iii) To assemblethe breech mechanism.

Time breechuniechrzmnismis assenrbhcdin the reverseorder,carebeingtakento see tinat tine breech screwis in thme lockedpositionbefore replacing time firing mechanism,mind that thecylindrical sliding erossheadis in time correct position, viz.,to time rearof time slide as far asit will go andtime limit-bearingsurface flush witim time edges. Tlmis is very important, misumrlessin tire position stated, time cramrk pin will not engagethe crossbuead. After time breech mnecimmmnismlever, block andliming-fire latcim imave beemm inserted in tine slot on time rightof thecarrier, time hang-firelateim rarestbemovedto time frontto disengagethe tripper from tine projectionon time carrierbefore the winole can be pushmedright home.

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(iv) ‘to dismantle the firing mechanism.

Close the breecim, witimdraw the securing bolt from thecarrier amudm-emovethe striker guideblock, striker and firinglever. If it is desiredto removethesepartsasa unit, thesafety catch should be set at “safo” before removing theseeurimrgbolt.

Wimen removingthe striker from, or inserting it into, theguide block, time safety catcim of the latter mumst always bein time firing position.

To dismantle the striker.—Presson the top of time guidefor mainspring so as to conmpresstime spring ligimtly, and attime samne time tilt time upper omul of time gimide from thestriker, mmmd withdraw time guideandmnainspring. Removetime firing pin and the pin securingreboundblock ar

1d with-

draw the latter. Place time safety catchin time firing position,force it out of its recessin tine guideblocktowardsthecentreof the block, and witimdraw it.

(v) To assemblethe firing mechanism.

Time firing mechanismis inssembledin tine reverseorder.

(vi) To test the protrusion of the striker.

Close the breechand removethe breechnmochimnismleverwith block andhang-firelatch. Open time breecimby turnimmgtime barrel-simapc.dprojection to time left. Turim tine breecinscrewto time lockedpositionandremovetime striker. fleirrovetime mainnspring and guide for mainsprixmg and replace timestriker, pressingit home so thmat the firing pin protrudesthrougim the faceof the broccimscrew. Apply tue gaugeandif time protrusionis not within tho himit8, changethe firingpin.

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4. RECUPERATOR AND BUFFER. - -

General Precautions.

(i) Before firing.

Cam should be taken to see that the recuperator andbuffer are correctly charged,timat- timcre is no leakage attime stuffing-boxes, timat tine isolating valve is open, thattime cylinder blockis firmly nutted imp to time lug of time gun,and tine piston rod and ram to time front cap,amrd that timecut-off gearis in adjustmneent.

It is necessaryto strainthe oil beforecimarging time recu-pcrator or buffer.

During severeweather, recuperatoraand buffers simouldbe protectedas mucin as possiblefrom tine cold.

Any operationsfor time replacementof worn or defectiveparts wimicim necessitateemnptying time recoil system shouldbecarried out only under qualifiedsupervision.

(ii) un action.

Fault. Cause. Remmmcdy.

Excossivelengtimofrecoil,

Violent recoil . . -

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Worn pistonor re-coil valve.

Lossof liquid frombuffer cyhinmder.

Lossof pressure - -.

Cut-off gearout ofadjustment.

Replace.

Replenishm.

lleplcnishm liquid or- air.Adjmmst by meansof

time sleeve.

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(ii) In action—conhinuad.

Fault. - Cause. Remedy.

Gunrunsout slug- hot air or gas in Sniftimng valve.gisimhy. buffer.

- - -

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Va 1 v e adjustingrun-out, wrongly

Adjust.

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sot.Loss of pressure.. -

Causesotlmer thanabove.

Replenishliquid orair.

Replacerecupcratorunit. -

Gun runs out vie- Valve ndjusting Adjtmst.lently. mum-out, wrongly

set.Retardimrgvalvenot

workingcorrectly.Replacerecuperator

umiit.

N0TE.—At highu mingles of elevationtime valve adjustingrun-out mayrequire adjnmstmmicnt.

(iii) When guns are resting in action.

Cool the bore. Allow air to escapefrom time buffer bymneairsof tine snifting valve. Replenisiuthe buffer. Tigimtenpaekingsif necessary. Replenish recuperatorwith liquid, ifnecessary,after time gun imas cooled. -

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5. THE RECUPE~ATOR.

(i) To charge the recuperator with liquid.Lasim time gun to time cradle, level the cradlelongitudinally

andtransverselywitin a chinometer,renroveplugs N and L,and attach time pump connection and adapter. Open timeby-passvalve 1\1 and pump in oil until it overflows at N.Replaceplug N and pump in oil until the tail rod is flumshwitim time rearendof time slot in time cradlecap. ChosevaiveM,discoimneettine pummip connection mmmd adapter,and replaceplug L. Care shuould be tuiken to seetinat time recuperetoris correctlychargedastoo mmiucim oil will causeseriousdaummageandput time guur oumt of action. Wlmcn correctlychargeditshould contain

6?f pints of buffer oil.

(ii) To charge the recuperator with air.

Before charging the air reservoirwith air it is importantto seetimat tine securingcollar is on the recumperatorram, inorderto preventtine mama from beingforcedout to tine rearwhenunderpressure,andthmat the correctquantity of liquidis in the recuperator. Then proceedas fellows: Attach tineair pump to the bracket on tine trail, remove-plug H andattachm the adapterand pressuregauge; conmnectthe pumnp

pipe to the adapter,open by-passvalve K and pump untiltime gauge registers580 lbs. per sq. in. (Mark 111*, 000 lbs.pe-~sq. in.). Close valve K, disconnectthe pipe from timeadapter,and placetime cap on the admupter. Openvalve Kto verify pressure. Close valve K, removetime adapterwithpressuregauge,murd replaceplug H. Time lashmimmg mnaymmowbe m-emovcd.

Wine-n ehmargingby air bottle, caremust be takento opentime cock graduallyto avoid clameragimugthe gauge.

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(iii) To test the air pressure. -

Seetimat time tail rodof tine floatingpiston is in tine correctposition. Removeplug H andscrewin time adapter,blankingtine outerendwithn time cap. Screwtime gaugemite tIne midapter.Open valve K wiuen the gaugesinoulci register580 ibs. persq. in. (Mark 111*, 000 lbs. per sq. in.). If correct, cloievalve K, remmmove time mudapterandgauge andreplaceplumg H.If tine pressureis not correct, pn-oceedasin (iv).

(iv) To replenishair pressure lost by leakage.

Proceedas for charging time recuporator wit-in air, bmmtbefore openingvalve K to adnrit air to time reservoirpumppressurein pipe to 580 lbs. per sq. in. (Mark 111*, 600 lbs.per sq. in.), andseethat the correctamountof liquid is intine rccuperator.

(v) Toreplenishliquid lostby leakagewithout releasingthe air pressure.

Leakagefrom the recuperator,if not excessive,can bemadeup by meansof tine liquid pump. It is not necessarytoreleasetimeair pressumrefor tinispurpose.Proceedasfollows:Time pump should be filled, turned nozzle upwards, and afew tumrns given to time screw ium orderto remove any air.Removeplug L andscrew time pump into placeinn tine fillinghole. Open valve M mind operate time pummip by mmreanms oftime iuamrdle. If necessarytime operation~huoumklhe repeatulVat Vij 11 uuuumstbecia~ on en-elmouea~ioIm Ic-lame- 1-Jim- o~- n-at I liicain be repoatud,numnd mumuust also be closed omn emnch occas~eumbefore removing tho pummup Oil should Lo pumpedin tuntil

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the tail rod of the floating piston is flusim ivitim time rearendof tine slot in the cradlecap. Closevalve M, removepumpandreplaceplug L.

Thecapacityof the pump is aboutone-fifth of a pint.

N0TI.—Air cannotescapeunlessthereis afault in valveK.Taking air pressuretoo often is to be deprecated,as somepressureis invariably lost on eacim occasion. The correctposition of time tail rod siuotmld be ta-ken to mean that therecuperatoris in serviceableworking order, and if the tailrodis not in the correctposition it is probably due to liquidleakagefrom the recuperatorcylinder. -

(vi) To eject oil which has leaked into the air chamber. -

With a worn cylinder or adefectivepackingof time floatingpiston it is possiblefor liquid to passinto theair reservoir.When timi~is suspected,pmmt time gun at maximummr elevation,removeplug H and openvalve K slowly. Time hiqimid willbe forced out, and when air only be-gins to issue, closevalve K. Tine pressureshould be checked.

After liquid has been forced into time recuperatorby timescrew punmp severaltimes, the above operation should becarried out. Disregard of this may lend to dangerouspressuresin time air reservoir and consequentdamagetothe equipnuent. - -

6. THE BUFFER. -

(i) To fill the huller.

Level time glun longitudimmahly and transversely. RemovetIme filling-hole plug froin tho tank. See that the isolating

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valve is open. Open the~snifting valve to allow any air inthe buffer cylinder to escapeaird pour in oil umitil abouthalf-way up time inspectionglass. Reimlacethe filling plug.About 6~pints of oil arerequiredto cimargetime buffermmdtank.

Leakagefrom the buffer is aumtomaticallymade up fromtime oil reservoir rvhen time isoluntingvalve is open.

Should time oil reservoiror time pipe conmmeetionof time oilreservoirbeciannaged,tine buffer can beehmargcdby renrovimigthe isolating valve and using a funnel. Care should hetakento seetinat time isolatingvalve is replacedbefore firimmg

(ii) Cut-ofl gear.

Time cut-off gear is correctly adjustedif, at )O degreeselevation as indicatedon time elevation arc, time hmele in thesmall leveron tine front endof time piston rodis directly overthe hole in time front cradle cap.

If tine rod of tine cut-off gearbe daneaged,time posit-ion oftime pistonmaybesetfor acomistantrecoil. To do timis takeout timo pin fronn time front endof tire rod, turn time smalllever on tine piston mod until the hole agreeswithm time molein time front cradlecap andinserttue pin in this irole. in -

this position the cut-off geargives time shortestreeoii.

(iii) Glands.

Glands simommld be tightenedwimen necessary. It is betterto do this wimen time cradle is warni, as time paekingstlmenseatbetter. Theysimould nmot beover-tightened,astimis maydistort time floatimig rings and also causeseizure.

To tiglntcn imp the glands:—Opcnthe doerprovidedin theundersideof time front cradlecap andtiglmten up time glandby mae-ensof a tonmmny. If a ghnndhas bce-nm over-tiglmteued

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andit is desiredto slackenit, thespringpawlmustbepusimedup and twisted to lock it beforetime gimmnmcl can be turned.

If a leakageoccumrs at time glands aird tigiutening imp doesnot preventit, a supplemurentarypackings-inrg shmommldbe used;or if asupplemmmentarypackingis alreadyin use,time defectivepackingshould be renewed.

7. THE AIR PUMP.

Before starting work, an exterimal examinatiomrsimould bemantle to seethat time p-ummrp is cleanmmd serviceable-.

\~rhme-muassenmubiimrgcare must inc t-akcmm to see- that mill partsare cleanamrd we-il lubricated. Working parts will rcquuirefurther lubricationdimming punmrping.

To obtain the bestresult-s it is essentialto employ a fullstrokein working time pummp, i.e., fromn stop to stop.

Winen cimarging a systemit is bestto continuewit imout astop until time desiredpressureis reached,ciuanmgimrg tine mmmcmif fatigued. If a stop is unavoidable,note the pressuremindclosevalve K. Beforecoat-inuring,pumptime pressurein timepipe imp to time pressurenoted before openingvalve- K.

If thereis anyfailing off in time working pressure,exanrimretue valves. If gritty, tine valves mun(l springs slmommki beremovedandcleaned. If mnecessary,valvesshouldbe lightlyground in andcoatedwith thin oil, If timis doesnot immupmovethecfficiemrcy of the pump,the pistonsimouid berenrovcdamidtire rings exanrinedand tried in tIme cylinders. If time- sprimrgof time-se rimuge imas been cl—mstroycd, they mmrmmst be c-huaumged.

Tine- pu,n~mmust be relmiaceci in its box innnnnediatclyafteruse.

Time pump shouldbe worked afew strokesdaily to ensurethat time packingsare keptunder pressure.

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APPENDIX.

CARRIAGE OF STORES.

- 1. Stores carried on carriage.

Article. No. ~Vlicre carried.

Appmrmntums, ilumiimnntamg sights, 1 In boxen rightof trail.No.5. -

Axe, pick 1 On right of trail.Brush,breechscrew 1 In “ease,tools.”Bush, firing hole - 1 In “ease,spareparts.”Camm,lubricating,No. 9 1 In blockon left ef trail.Cap,spommge No. 8 1 1mm front of ~1mield.Carrier,dial sight, No. 10 or11 .. 1 Jim “ease,No. 7 dial sight.”Gmnse,spareparts I Onleft of trail.Case,tools 1 On rght of trail.Case,key fuse,settimmg 1 0mm left sideof trail.Ca-se,No. 7 dial sightmmmmd carrier... 1 On right rearofshield.Cleaner,piasalai,No. 18 1 On front of shield.Cleaner,wool, No. 1 1 Onfront of shield.Clinorncter,field, Mark III ... 1 In ease,left rearof shield.Clinometer,sight 1 In emote,left of trail.Clinoameter,sigli~ (spare1 1 In case,right of trail.Drift, No. 12 I I .

Gauge,striker protrusion,No, 1 .. 1 in ease,spaceparts.I[mnmnmer,claw,

2-i-oz 1 In ~‘ case,toohit.”

Indicator,foze 1 On rear of slmield.Iceya. fu-ie sell irmg, No. 18 2 1mm easecmi left of trail.Key, t3mlm, ~ J-I 1 mmieml cartemdg-s 1 1 . -

La~myard,timing, No. 32 1 ~n case,too~.

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1. Stor~scarried on oarriage—conkl.

Lever,firingLover,eatclmretaining 13.M. lover . . -

Pins,firingl’ins, keep,split, Cur x li-in.Pins,keep,split, i-in. X I-i-in. . -

Pliers,flatnose pairPosts,aiming .. -

Ilopes, drag, light pairScrewdriver,G.S.,4-inchShovel,G.SSight,dial, No. 7Spanner,No. 2-14 -

Spanner,ndjustalmle,11-in.Spanner,amljmrstable,15-1mmSpanner,No. 330Spanner,No. 331Spinner,No. 333Spanner.No. 33-iSpanner,No. 335Sjmrings,mainSprings,catch retainingB.M.leverSprimmgs,safetycatch~Sumrings,safetyvalveSprings,triggerSprings,trip~mingpiece ... -

StrikerTommy, No.44 -

Tool,amliustingron-outTool,withdrawingsplit pinsTrigger,completo

Article. J No. r,ylmere carried.

In “case, spareparts.”

Imm “ease,tools.”

On front of shield.

In case,spaceparts.Onfront of shield.In ease,right rear of shield.

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2

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In ~‘case,to~hs.”In caseon right roar of cradle.In ‘~case,tools.”In case,spareparts.

2. Stores carried on limber (Mark III).

Axe, felling, curvedhmelveliar, supportingdrimmmghit pole, No.3Bri-astpicce,saddlery,universalBox, grease,3-himBroslm, water,carriage11ue1~m-ts,water, G.S.

Blankets,G.S. (or S.S.)Bubimle,spirit, glees “P”Can. hmibricatimmg,No. 3—

Mimmeral mmihRangoonoil

Calm, dust,Nmm. 4Carrier,amnniummition,Q.F. 13 amid

18-pr.Cartridgms,Q.F. 18-pr

Cloths,sponge~mhhar, mm-djmmstimig,2nd class C”

cappedwheels. -

Crmmwlmar,4-ft, 1-inFilesHan-lie, file, smallIlom,k, lmillImplements,mmtmamunition—

Key, No. 17, fixing fmmzeK’y, N~.18,settingfuzesKey, Nmm. 18,-settingfmmzcsKey, No. 18,settingfmmzm-s

Key, split, flat, h-jim. x 4-in.Key,springlockLine,Hammmbro’

} On platform Imoard.

Underplatforom,in front.Unmler, jim front, near mtimi,.Under,in rear,nm--mr simle.Under,jim rear,mill imide.On top of himmmbcr box.In tray,somali stores.

} Underplatform.

In centreconrpartnment.On top of limmmber box,

Left compnrtm-nt.ltiglmt erimmmmpartrnm-nt-. -

1mm centreeomimpaetmnemmt.In trmny, snmall store-s.

On platform.

In tray, smallstores.Under,in front, off side.

In tray. snmall store.Nm-ar sideof IimmmberboxOff sideni limber 1mev.

} In tray, smmiall stores.

In pocketrearof hinmber box.In en-mitre comnlmartmncmit.

Article, No. Wherecarried.

CmCm

‘-I

1010

3

Ii,Jim

2mm

(ii) When gmmns areparked,I uzn keysshouldbe placedin tray, smallstores.

2. Stores carried on llmbar (Mark III)—Confff.

Article. Nm, Where carried.

Nut, actuating-screw(brakegear) II’aml, hmeatimigface ... . 1Pin, draught,No. 3 ..~ ... IPin, iineh,2nd class“C” capped 1

avhmeejs.Pin, hover 1Pin, lunge,cap-square“A” ... 1Pins,keep,split,a-s-sortedsizes,set I In tray, ennui?stores.Plug,air, reeupermmtor 1Plug, adapter,hole,recuperator... 1I’Iug, dihing,oil reservoir IPlug,filling, reeuperatorPlunger,traversinglever 1Ring, heather,cltmst excluder,2nd 2

classaxletree. - 3Ropes,drag,heavy 1-main-s I On platform board.Screw,adjusting,dial sight holder 2 ~

with nut. ~-In tray, somali stores.Screw,catch plate, pinion nut ... 1 JSpade,Mark III I On platform hmoarml.Spring,dchlectioim mit 1Spring,head,actuatimigrod ... 1Spring,plungertraversinglever ... 1Spring,pinion elanmp 1Spring,ranginggear 1Spring,safetyvalve I In tray, smi! stores. -

Spring, firing gear 2Sprimmg,disc,No. 62 4Spring, catch, limber and porch 1

hooks.Straps,trace,universalsamlmFm’ry ... 2Straps,supportimmg,fromit s mdilery 2Strapmm.snmpporting,m-earsaddlcmy:‘ 0mm platformboard.

Traces,saddicry pair 1Tugs,trace, samldlery, universal ..., 2

2. Stores carried on limber (Mark JII)—Co~ekt.

Article. No. Wherecarried.

Waslmer,jamrningpi—mte 1 -

Waslmmr, pum-kim’g adapterpilmg .. 4Washier,packingrn-erplug .~. 2Wisshmer,packingamhapterpunipppn4Washmer.packingair plugmindmotif t- -1

ing valve.Washier,packing filling plug (Cc. 2

cuperator). (1mm tray,smmumiil stores.Wasimer,packingpipe connection-s 2Wasimer,packingsafetyvalve ... 4Wmtslmcrs, packing filling plmmg (cii 2

reservoir).\Vaslmers,paekinginspectionwimmmlow 3Washers,spring, ml iaI sight hmol hm-r. 1Washers, mlrng, 2nd class “C’” I In centreeomnpartnncnt.

cappedwheels.Window, inspection,oil reservoir... I In tray, smallstere~.

3. Stores carried on limber, wagon, ammunition.*

Articles. No. Wherecarried.

Axe, picki.bar, supporting mhraimglit pole,

No. 3.Box, No. 1 pci-cessionprimers]iox, grm-ase,3-lujim-emit Idece,saddleryBrush,water, carriage

Thickets,watem-, U.S. .. - {Cans,Imibricatimig, J~thincraloil

No. 3. 1 llangooum oilCartm-idges,Q.F. 18-pr {Cloths,spommgeCollar,ndjmmstimmg,2nmIClass“0 “

cappedwheels.holder, cartridge, Q.F. 18-pr.hook, billhuh hm-nmc-nts,anmnmmnlOon—

Key, No. —SctlimmgfmmzoKey, No. —

Key, No. —Fixing fmmzoKey, No. ‘27—Primers.

Key, springlockKey, split, fiat. h—immclm x 4.immclmPins,drami~hit,No. 3Pins, himich, 2nd Olas “0”

c -ppeml wheels.t’rimamers. percummi—ioum, QF. cart—

mimlu-es. No. 1.

Ijumler, in rear.Ott platfimrmmm board.

Iii tmay, simm-all store-sUmiderplatform,nearside(lit platform boai-d.IJimder, in front.Ummder,in rear, mmearside.Ummmlem’, in rear, off side.lfmimler platformmm,off side.Umimlem lmlatfommmm,mmear side.Left compam-tnicmmt.Iiighmt coimmlmartnmemit.Cm-mitrim coaohmavtmmmemat.1mm tray, sniall mitumm’es.

Centro mleparhimment.Under, him front.

N’-ar side.Off stile.1mm hay, mmnmall stome~.

1mm tmay,small stores.

1~I

1I1

331

20is

1

lit1mm1-l

1

1

1

‘t’lmmi mmllm>citiomm of these storm-s mere meet yet defmmmitelysettled, thIstable liming for gm-normal mmmrposesoimly.

it Whmeu gunsare Imarkoul,fmmzo keys shmould beplaced in tray, smallmituri!.~.

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3. Stores carried on limber,c~inid.

wagon, ammunit1on*~_

- - -Artjche~. Ni. W.T

lmerocarrieml.

Ropes,drim.~,light humScrewdriver,0-SShovels,U.SStraps,trace,samlullemy,umimiversal

1122

Onpiatformim board.In tray, smmmahl stores.0mm platformmm hoard.

,,

- Ifm’ommt ...Straps,suppomtmmmg ~rear ...

Swimmgletree,No. 11

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,

,,,, ,,

Traces,sauldlcm’y putim‘I’mmgs, tm’ace, saddli’ry

1‘2

,, ,,

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* Sni Note * omi page68.

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4. Stores carried on wagon, emmunition,*

Articles. I No. Whmerecarried. -

Blankets, U.S

flex, grease,3-lb. ... s.. {Bush,testing sightingCartridges,Q.F. 18-pr. ... {Catch,limberandperch hoolcahlandspikemi, common, 6-ft.Indicator, I uzeImplements,amnmunition—

Key No. .—SettingfuzeKey No.Key No. . — ,,

Lamps, siege(in box)Lashings, —ftPole,jointed, No. 18Rope,picketing,66-ft.Saw,hand(1mm case)Spanner,No. 93Spiudle,catclm,limnberhooksSpring, catclm, limberand percim

hmooks.Shoes,horse

(Saddlers,No. 1Tools -~Shoeing

~.FittersorWheelers,No.1

(a)~b)(c)(d)

On top of ammummitimubox.Under, off side.Under, nearside.In tray, small stores,Left coampartmemmt.Right compartment.In tray, small stores.Underporch.On top ofBlankets,U.S.

Nearside.Off side.In tray.small stores.On top of perch.Underperch.

Oem ‘top o~perch.In rearof ammunition box.Nearside.In tray,small storee.

29‘20

111

11‘222111111

In valise,tool.

Wheim guns are parked, ftmze keys should be carried in tray, small~tom-emt.

a) A. to i~.stmbsections lot mind 2ndline.b) A. 0. & E.,, 1st line.e) A.0.D. ic F.d) .13.D.F. ,, ‘loch line,icr section.

Per subsection. -

PerBattem-ycammiedin A smmbsectlomm.* ‘I’Ime allocationof these stores is not yet definitely settled, thu

tablebeing for generalguidanceonly

- l’rInted umnitem- theatmtherltyof lime M.ursry’sSTATiONERT Oswmcs,icy llmmi-rIsmin andSons,St. Marmins Lane, London, IV.C. 2.

M!LITARI’IJOOAS, pubUshedtyAut/terUy~oontdnue4.

(As to prices in brackets, seetop of page 2.)

Guernsey and Alcierney Royal Militia. Regulations With theMilitia Las~srelumtlmmgto thelshmumda. l’rovl,lomul. Is. (2s,24.)

Guns. Handbooke for:—ll-2-hmchm IJ.L. ilowitser. MarksI aimul II. 1920. (In thepress)8-hmmchIlL. howitzer. MarksV1—VIlI. (In f/me press)ti-Inch, ILL. 28 cwt. howitzer. Mat-k I. (In f/mepress)2Th-hnchILL. Mule Eqmmhpment. - (Ia ths presstie-pr.DL Mark, II mmmiii IP. (In th~jmrcss18 pm.Q.F. andCarrIage,. FIeld. (In thepress)18-pr.Q.F., Mark IV. - (dma thepressStokee8-InchTrenchMortar. 7vLL. Lcuuml ServIce. 1919. is. Sd. (1*. ‘24,

Eietorioal Beoords of the :Britiah Army:—horseOuu.ruls. St. (35.74.)I)ragoonUuards,3rd, 4th, 6th, antI 7th. hlachIs. (3s,)Dragoons.1st,3rd,7th, 14th,muid 10th. Ilmimmi, 4*. (3*.)

Do. 12th, and13th. liach 3m. (2,. 3d.)MaclimeCorps. 3m. (2*. 2m1.)root, 6th, 7th, 8th, 10th, 11th, 11th, 15th, 16th, mltb, 18th. 19th, 21st,

22nd, 30th, 30th, 48th, 53rd, 67th, 71st, 12’iul, 73rd, 74thi, 88th,87th, and 92nd. If aehm4s. (3-,.)

Do. 14th, 50th,01st,70th.and 88th, Rach3*. (2.. 3m!.)

Histories, Short, of the Territorial Regimentsof the DritleimArmy. 07 numbers,eaclmlii. (14.) 1mm onevolume, 5.. (3*. 9mt.)

Do. TheSoot,U cards. 14. (14.)Do. The8th (lomminkilhlng) I3ragoomms. lit. (lit.)Do. RevisedIfditiomms. lit. (Id.) eachAlexammdra, Princessof Walea’~Own TimeNortlmamptonshireRegiment.

(Yorkshire ltegimeimt). TIme Ojufordehire aiim! Duoklngimsimi.TheIleulfondahlreRegiment. shireLight lmmfamml i-y.The Black Watch 0-loyal 111gb. The Prince of Wales’s Leinster

landers). Regiment(Royal Canadian,).The Camneronians(Scottish,fluf1ea~. TheI’rliumme of Wal~e’eOwn (WestTime CheshireItegimsimt. YorkshireItegimnent).The Duke of Cornwall’, Light him. Time I’rhimce of Wales’,Volumiteer.

fantry. (SouthLaocmt,h,lreIleghmiuctit),The Duke of Wehibngtomm’e West The l’rlncese Chiarlotte of ~Vales’s

Itidimmg Regiment. (The Itoyai Berkshirebtegtniemmt).The Durlmam Llgtmt Infantry. The Pz-iumoest Louise’, Argyli antiTheheatLancashireIteginuent. Sutherhsn,lhligh,hmimmulers. -TimeRantSurreyIteglmmueimt. The Qmmeemi’, (Royal West SurreyTimeIfm.mpslmlreIleghinemit. Regiment).TheIlighiandLight Infamitry. TheRoyalInniekilling Fushitere.TimeIfimug’s Own (Ilcuyal Lancaster Time htoyah SussexRegiment,

Ilegimnent). - TheRoyal Welsh, l’usihlers.The King’s Own Scottish for. The SoumthSlmifforul,hitro Regiment,

decor,. Time Suffolk ltegiineimt.TimeLnimcanhulreI!mnehhiets, Time W~1shRegIment.‘Ihie Leieestersl,ireRegiment. ‘rime Worce,tershlreiieghmneo~.Th~LoyalNorth LaimeathufreRegi. I

memmt. -

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MILiTARY BOOKY, pumieishedbyAutherity—commthmmmieul.

(As to prices in brackets, seetop of page 2.) -

Horses. Army. Noteson tImeiee,ihiug, Maimmugemc-mmtand Issueof. 3-larm-hmtilo. 14. (Iii.) Seeeu/so Asp AL MANAumimmczsr.

Hospitals. Military Famill .ts’, NumrsuimgStaffRegulations.Dec. 1909. 14,(14.) Seealso NummsmmeoSmimtvmcmccuimd TscimiumTolmmAx.Foncmt.

Hostilities without Declaration of War from 1700 to 1870. 2*.(Is. 34.)

Hygiene, ~lementary Military. Mammumalof. 1912. Od. (04.)See mi/os l’mirsuuimou~aim! Scmmoots.

Indian Rmpire. The. A Short Review anti ,onme lIlnta for time miss ofSoldiersproceedingto hmmdla. (14. (lId.)

Infantry Training, (4,-.Ccmnipuut~~Orgiuu(-tatlon.) 1914. (l?e)mriuutemt 1910.)

Do. Aui-mei,uhmncimt,,July, Aug. 11116; Dcc. 11118. IlacIm 14,(Id.)

Injuries and Diseasesof War. Mmiii utah limmsccl. out mrpsnleiuceof tImepceaummutCamimimalgumIii Fcmmmiee. lint. 1918. 94. (Sd.)

Institutes, Garrison and Regimental. Ruleefor the Mutnagemimeimtof.191(1. Iii. (hi&)

Italian Cavalry Training Regulations. 1911. TrahmmIng for Marohues,facticsof Mlmmor Units, mini! Traurmimigof 1’uttnols, Trammslated. 4d. (lit.)

Jamaica. StandIngOrders. 1012. 1*. (OiL.)-Jersey. Royal Militia of the Island of, Regulation,. 1914. WIth

theJerseyMilItia Law, 1905. Is.3d. (lId.)King’s Regulations and Orders for the Army. 1912. (Itepr(nted,

with Anmemmdmneimts pumbhishmedIn Arummy Orders imp tim Aug.1, 1911). (Reprint*41918.) 1*. (14. (is.24.11 Amendmentspuililishmeil lit Armmuy Orders ImetweenSept. 1, 1914 itimil Aug. 1, 1918. 14. (hi!.); Amemmilmvimts lmtulmllahmed liiArmy Orilermi liet-uveemiSept. 1, 11116 asic! Mmmdi 1, 1018. Id. (14,) ; IJltto,Ajurli 1920, 14. (lit.) -

Kit l’lates :— - - /Artfllory. Royal;— -

0. Onmniaomu. Kit hail otit for liispeciimiii. 19011. 24, (21.)10. 1)o. Kit iii BarrackIloom, 1909, 24.- (24,)

Cavalry. 1891. Id. (ld.) -

Engineers. Royal1. DismnommiuteuL DetaIl of Shelf aimil Ilemliihimg, wIt), Muirching Order

readyto putton. Detail of Shelf amimi Beddhmmg, wIth Dnili Orderreadyto puton, 1914. lit. (14.)

2. hhlsmoummmted. Ymuhl Kit laid out for hnspectiomm hi Iharracle Iioommm.- 1914. Id. (14.)

4, Moummtemi R.C.a. or Driver and Yield Troop Sapper. run xit laid -

ommt for Inspectionin BarrackRoom. 1910. 14. (14.)-5. Mouimmteml. Detail of Shelf aiuui Ileihmllimme. 1910, Id. (lu!)0. I)riu-m-r, with paIr of horse,. FIeld I~ltlaid out for InspectIonon

Parade,inohumillmig Articles carried iii Valiseon hlmuggmmgeWagon.1890. 14. (14.)

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