Príklady marksmanship

• This distance was often more than 200 m, it therefore being obvious that, with a small target, good marksmanship was needed.

• It originated as a state-subsidized paramilitar y organization founded to support, and promote, the marksmanship skills of state and federal troops.

• We have a tremendous reputation throughout the world for marksmanship.

• The fact that he is here today is, of course, a tribute to his bad marksmanship.

• We have heard about marksmanship and so on.

• It required a very high standard of marksmanship.

• A target which it is almost impossible to hit makes little appeal to their marksmanship.

• If we are to hedge round such competitions with special regulations, we shall lose that reputation and lose our reputation for world marksmanship.

• One of the military advantages we, as a nation, possess is the natural aptitude of our people for marksmanship.

• The difference was that on those occasions we were not court-martialled on account of the accuracy of our marksmanship.

• Various standards of marksmanship could be instituted to which they would have to adhere if they wished to remain members.

• They look on, and they wonder how it is that two motorists could have made contact on that wide crossing secretly rather envious of their marksmanship.

• Pilots with considerable nerve and intestinal fortitude towed the targets while antiaircraft batteries practiced their marksmanship and target tracking and perfected their aerial gunnery procedures.

• Air force training usually includes physical fitness training, military and classroom instructions, and field training in basic marksmanship and first aid.

• He made 2,054 parachute jumps and was a marksmanship instructor.