U.S. Army Werewolf Sniper Manual by Department of the Army -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

List of Illustrations Foreword By Sergeant Crash Payne, Most Decorated Werewolf Sniper in U.S. Army History PRI3FAC13 1. INTRODUCTION 1-2. Organization 1-3. Personnel Selection Criteria 1-4. Silver Shooter and Wolfwatchman Responsibilities 1-5. Hunting Party Firing Techniques CIAP'fER 2. 13(IIJIPMENT-YOU AND YOUR RIG 2-1. Operations and Functions 2-2. Inspection 2-3. Care and Maintenance Section II. Ammunition 23 Section III. Wolf Sniper Sighting Devices Section IV. Other Equipment 2-8. W161A1 Rifle with Bayonet 2-9. Image Intensification and Infrared Devices 2-10. W49 "Wolfwatcher" Observation Telescope 2-11. W19 Binoculars 2-12. Other Wolf-Sniper Equipment Section V. Communications Equipment ClAP1TR 3. MARHSWOUMANSlIP 3-2. Aiming 3-3. Breath Control 3-4. The Act of Firing Section II. Ballistics Section III. Effects of Weather 3-9. Effects of Moonlight Section IV. Swiper Data Book, aka the Hunting Log 3-11. Analysis Section V. Holdoff 4. FIELD 'I1 ClNIOUES 4-2. Basic Methods 4-4. Ghillie Suit 4-6. Cover and Concealment Section II. Movement 4-8. Individual Movement Techniques 4-9. Hunting Party Movement and Navigation Section III. Selection, Occupation, and Construction of Swiper Positions 4-11. Occupation 4-12. Construction 4-13. Positions in Urban Terrain Section IV. Observation 4-15. Elements of Observation or Wolfwatching 4-16. Twilight Techniques 4-18. Illumination Aids 5. MISSION PREPARATION 5-3. Tentative Plan 5-5. Wolf-Slaying Operation Order 5-8. Dress Rehearsals

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