CO129-442 - Governor Sir May - 1917 [4-6] — Page 447

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TABLE II

Amual Musketry Course

1916 - 1917.

Coy.

No. of recruits

No.

No. on Struck Leave off

No.

No. Exempt Completed Average

Course

men

No. No of Coy. trained Struck

bff

No. on No.

No.

exempt eave

completed

Average

course

A

49

1

3

8

37

51.2

A

133

10

3

7

4

119

55.6

6

B

58

כא

3

19

3

46

47.2

131

6

2

122

55.7

Practice I (Individual)

Practice II (Individual)

Practice III (Collective)

Field Practices

5 rounds at group of falling plates firing from a trench at 300 yards range

5 rounds at hidden figure targets range 250-300 yards the fire of each man being directed by an Officer N. C. O. or trained soldier.

Firing by Sections double Sections and platoons at 4 groups of hidden targets ranges unknown, 300-600 yards under direction of platoon and Section Commanders 10 rounds.