For the conditions of Individual Field Practices on Classification Ranges see pp. 185-188. PART V.--FIRE DIRECTION PRACTICES. Short series of shots will be fired at distances beyond 600 yards by officers and non-commissioned officers for practice in observation of fire, estimating atmospheric influences, and verifying sighting by trial shots. Screens, or any visible objects such as might serve as range marks on service, will be used as targets. About 300 rounds, drawn from the surplus, should suffice. Special fire-direction exercises should be substituted for these practices if range accommodation does not extend beyond 600 yards. PART VI.--COLLECTIVE FIELD PRACTICES. Total rounds 50 Surplus rounds 25 Total rounds for Table B 250 For the conditions of Collective Field Practices on Classification Ranges see pp. 188-192. TABLE A. RECRUITS’ COURSE--ROYAL ARTILLERY, DRIVERS ROYAL ENGINEERS (REGULARS), ARMY SERVICE CORPS (REGULARS AND SPECIAL RESERVE), AND ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS. GROUPING PRACTICE FOR THOSE RECRUITS OR TRAINED MEN WHO FAIL IN THE PRELIMINARY TEST. ---+-------------+----------------------+-----------+---------+-------------------------- | | | Distance | | Position and Grouping No.| Practice. | Target. | in Yards. | Rounds. | Standard. ---+-------------+----------------------+-----------+---------+-------------------------- 1 | Grouping | 2nd Class Elementary | 100 | 5 | Lying, with rest. | | (Bull’s-eye) | | | 2 | ” | 2nd Class Elementary | 100 | 5 | Lying. | | (Bull’s-eye) | | | | | | +---------+ | ” | Total rounds | | 10 | ELEMENTARY COURSE FOR FIRST-YEAR MEN AND THIRD-CLASS SHOTS.