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188 MrANUAL. PORC :COMMJlA)~NDERS o INFBPtaNTRY PLA~TcOONs. mnore cumbrous projectile, andr its supply r~equir~es mlore. men. for the same number of · grenadles. S.o it can1 not replalce, the ·V. B. grenade in offensive action, but it is useful in consolidating the occuLpation of a p~osition. In d~efense the Db. ft. grenade canl sFupplement the alrtillery support; it is useful in harassing the enem3y and for quick concentrations when an assemibly is ordered. In the atzitacki it;. can strengrthen anline whl~ich has been taklen nnd can replace artillery in the p-reparatio~nof an attack aga~inst a nueusn of resistance which has been isolated or left behind in the progress of ain attack. It supp~lements or creates alone the dlestructive effects of fieldl-ar~tillery fire. It is w~ell adapted to the preparati~on and support- of trenach raids, to the isolaztion a~nd captur~e o-f small objectives, to cover~ing the retirem~ent of attacking troops whl~en th~ey have accomlplishiedl their mi~ssion, et~c. 5.Low; Powiin, WETAPONS (TRE~ecH MORTARS). These wveapon alre described in Book; III, Chapter· XhII. Their range is fromu 5:5 to 330 yardls. They azre effiective especiallly agazinst the personnel of the enem3y on accoruut of their. curvedl fire, wThich1 the rifle can not achieve. Their chief use is in diefense; however, t~he newY.weapons are ligfht enough to accompan~y an offensive antl can be brought into action quickly in a newly taken poSition. Loca~tionz-- The best effiect~s ar~e obitainedi from obliqyue fire ~adr whlen the eft~ects can be obserlved: easily. Positions are preparedl for threm both in the vicinity of the advanced trench and near the t~renches of the SUppo0'rts anld the same pieces are ranged fromz one or the other of these positions a-ccording ~tothe r~esults wthich are descired. Fighting in ~he communicating trenchles.-Pneuma~tic mortars tand D. R. grenadles aire azdvantageously employed in impedling at considlerabnle distances the enemny's supply of grenadies and inl b~lockiing hiis lines of retreat. A~dditional positions are pr'eparedl for theml furt~her in the reazr, so plazcedi as to enable tchem to fire on our mo3st impor~rtantt commwunircating. trenches and upon portions of our· firs-t line which are most open to attack by the enemy. If the mo3rtars
MANUALir~r FOre cOMMrANDERe~ S :OF INFANTRY ]PLATooNS.~ 189~ are placed in th-e rifle treniches tlhey ghould be separoited fromn'the positions of the riflemen by traverses. The utility of trench mortars consists: Zn dernzotitions.-T'hey are effective only in dtestroyinlg smdll advanced wrorks, such as listening podsts and asmall ear~thwtorks ~trncb~juncbion bhrricadeJ. PfrIe. 162. in process of construction. Flior this purpose t~hefire should.be deliveredf rapidly. One hundredt and fiftly to 1200 small shells can demolish a listenii~g post and about 16 yai~s of the ~trench leading to it. IZn'offenzsive fre aetio~n.--They are usaed dluring the artillery fire preparation for the attack against portions of the hostile
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