=16. Instruction in Recognition of Targets.=--Instruction in recognition of targets may be carried out on the same method as training in description of targets, the targets being described verbally by the instructor, or by an efficient fire-unit commander. Men aiming at wrong targets, or not aiming because they have failed to recognize the target, will be asked to explain their difficulty, and the instructor must try in each case to explain the cause of errors or failure to recognize targets, with a view to helping men to overcome it. Men will be trained to recognize targets by description-points alone, as well as in combination with the finger-breadth and clock-face methods. =17. Instruction on Miniature Ranges.=--Training in description and recognition of targets can be carried out on miniature ranges, as described in Sec. 72, para. 8 (ii). Section =46=.--Fire Orders.[23] =1. Words of Command.=--The following words of command will be used as may be found necessary: _At_--(_Elevation and deflection_). _At_--(_Object_). _Fire or_ {On which the firer will load, adjust _Rapid Fire_ { his sights, aim and fire, deliberately or { rapidly. {On which fire will be discontinued, and _Cease Fire_ { the firer will bring the rifle to the { loading position, recharge the magazine, { and apply the safety-catch. {On which the safety-catch will be applied { and an easy position assumed. {When rifles are not provided with _Rest_ { safety-catches, on the command “_Rest_” { the cut-off will be pressed in, the bolt { opened and closed, and the spring { eased. {On which all cartridges will be removed _Unload_ { from the chamber and magazine, and { other motions performed as detailed { in Sec. 27, para. 4. =2.= Words of command in fire orders will be as few as possible. _They must be announced clearly and deliberately by fire-unit commanders, and repeated if necessary, should they notice by the actions of their men that they are not properly heard or understood._ If the noise of firing, the distance due to deployment of the unit, the wind, or other conditions prevent the hearing of orders, they must be passed from N.C.O. to N.C.O., from observer to observer, or from man to man. =3.= As already stated, when possible, directions as to sighting as well as the target _will be given before the occasion for firing arises, and fire will be opened without further orders as soon as the target appears_. Orders for adjusting the sights should be given first, so that there may be no necessity for the firers to remove their eyes from the target after it is indicated, otherwise the order of the words of command is not of material importance.