2003 US Army BRADLEY GUNNERY 503p.pdf - Survival Books

FM 3-22.1Figure B-21. Kit left aiming point.(11) Determine aiming point of gun.• Draw a line between the two aiming points marked on the scoresheet.• Mark the middle of the line. This is where the gun is aiming (Figure B-22).Figure B-22. Aiming point.(12) Lay the gun on the estimated center of the panel.(13) Draw an arrow from the middle of the line to the center of the panel. The arrowshows the distance and direction of the gun to target center (Figure B-23, page B-17).(14) Helper tells the gunner to lay the gun the distance and direction shown by thearrow from the last lay of the telescope (Figure B-24, page B-17).(15) The example shows the start and stop points of a gun lay with the telescopestarting in the left position. In this case, the gun was moved about 1 1/4 mils in thedirection of one o'clock. You can lay the gun with the telescope in any position (left orright), but you must move the gun the distance and direction indicated by the arrow.B-16