DTIC ADA500744: The Coast Artillery Journal. Volume 64, Number 4, April 1926 (1926)
Defense Technical Information Center · leaf 36
360 THE COAST ARTILLERY JOURNAL 23. The artillery was on the job and up toward the front, taking every opportunity to get into action. 24. Blanks were fired each shot indicating number of shots, and hits were decided by the umpires. 25. Ranges were taken from map and ballistically corrected. Wind … distance, and lays and main¬ Messf.>cer Docs tains his own line with the artillery C. P. Lines between gun positions and observation posts are maintained by artillery signal men. 27. Artillerymen carry rifles and have machine guns — two to each battery. (Rifles considered superfluous. | 28.…
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