Browning Machine Gun Caliber .50 HB, M2, FM 23-65, C1, Plus 500 free US military manuals and US Army field manuals when you sample this book
Browning Machine Gun Caliber .50 HB, M2, FM 23-65, C1, Plus 500 free US military manuals and US Army field manuals when you sample this book
Take a look at the sample for this book and for details about downloading 500 free US military manuals as a thank you for taking the time to look at our book.
Browning Machine Gun Caliber .50 HB, M2, FM 23-65, C1, Plus 500 free US military manuals and US Army field manuals when you sample this book
This manual provides technical information, training techniques, and guidance on the caliber .50 HB machine gun, M2. Unit leaders and designated gunners will use this information to successfully integrate the weapon into combat operations. They can instruct on the range or at concurrent training stations.
PREFACE .iv
* CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
1-1. Training Strategy.1-1
1-2. Description 1-5
1-3. Components1-8
1-4. Ground Mounts .1-9
1-5. Accessories for Ground Mounts 1-12
1-6. Vehicular Mounts 1-14
1-7. Ammunition .1-17
* CHAPTER 2. MAINTENANCE
2-1. Safety 2-1
2-2. General Disassembly2-2
2-3. Cleaning, Inspection, and Lubrication. 2-9
2-4. Maintenance Procedures 2-12
2-5. Maintenance Under NBC Conditions 2-12
2-6. General Assembly.2-12
2-7. Function Check .2-17
* CHAPTER 3. OPERATION AND FUNCTIONING
3-1. Operation 3-1
3-2. Loading Procedures3-1
3-3. Unloading Procedures.3-3
3-4. Cycle of Functioning 3-4
3-5. Left-hand Feed3-11
3-6. Headspace and Timing .3-12
CHAPTER 4. PERFORMANCE PROBLEMS AND DESTRUCTION
4-1. Malfunctions4-1
4-2. Stoppages.4-1
4-3. Immediate Action 4-2
4-4. Remedial Action4-3
4-5. Destruction Procedures 4-5
CHAPTER 5. MARKSMANSHIP TRAINING
Section I. Planning 5-1
5-1. Objectives .5-1
5-2. Commander's Responsibilities5-1
5-3. Phases of Training5-2
5-4. Sustainment Training5-2
5-5. Remedial Training.5-2
Section II. Fundamentals .5-3
5-6. Firing Positions .5-3
5-7. Dry Fire Training . 5-6
5-8. Range Determination5-12
5-9. Observation and Adjustment of Fire .5-16
5-10. Fire Commands 5-18
5-11. Crew Exercises.5-22
5-12. Machine Gun Fundamental Skills Test . 5-36
Section III. Basic Marksmanship5-36
5-13. Concept of Zeroing/Targeting . 5-36
5-14. 10-Meter Firing Exercise. 5-41
5-15. Transition Day Firing Exercise 5-41
5-16. NBC Firing 5-41
5-17. Night Fire Exercise .5-41
Section IV. Advanced Gunnery. 5-41
5-18. Objectives .5-42
5-19. Tracking and Leading Exercises. 5-42
5-20. Mounted Firing Exercise .5-45
5-21. Mounted NBC Firing Exercise 5-45
5-22. Predetermined Firing Exercise .5-45
CHAPTER 6. COMBAT TECHNIQUES OF FIRE
Section I. Fundamentals 6-1
6-1. Characteristics of Fire. 6-1
6-2. Classes of Fire 6-3
Section II. Fire Control . 6-7
6-3. Methods of Fire Control 6-8
6-4. Targets and Their Engagement 6-8
6-5. Overhead Fire.6-14
6-6. Defilade Positions .6-18
6-7. Methods of Laying the Gun for
Defilade Firing.6-20
6-8. Final Protective Fires 6-21
6-9. Application of Fire .6-22
6-10. Fire Adjustment.6-23
6-11. Antiaircraft Gunnery6-25
Section III. Limited Visibility Conditions . 6-26
6-12. Difficulties6-26
6-13. Terminology 6-26
6-14. Target Engagement 6-27
6-15. Fire Control .6-28
6-16. Preplanned Fires.6-28
6-17. NBC Considerations6-29
CHAPTER 7. TRAIN THE TRAINER PROGRAM
7-1. Concept.7-1
7-2. Trainer Certification Program 7-2
7-3. Responsibilities and Duties of
the Trainer.7-3
APPENDIX A. SAFETYA-1
APPENDIX B. TRAINING AIDS AND DEVICES .B-1
* APPENDIX C. RANGES AND TRAINING EXERCISESC-1
APPENDIX D. FIGHTING POSITIONSD-1
APPENDIX E. RANGE CARDS.E-1
* APPENDIX F. AERIAL DEFENSE F-1
* APPENDIX G NIGHT OPTICS . G-1
* GLOSSARY . Glossary-1
* REFERENCES.References-1
* INDEX . Index-1
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Take a look at the sample for this book and for details about downloading 500 free US military manuals as a thank you for taking the time to look at our book.
Browning Machine Gun Caliber .50 HB, M2, FM 23-65, C1, Plus 500 free US military manuals and US Army field manuals when you sample this book
This manual provides technical information, training techniques, and guidance on the caliber .50 HB machine gun, M2. Unit leaders and designated gunners will use this information to successfully integrate the weapon into combat operations. They can instruct on the range or at concurrent training stations.
PREFACE .iv
* CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
1-1. Training Strategy.1-1
1-2. Description 1-5
1-3. Components1-8
1-4. Ground Mounts .1-9
1-5. Accessories for Ground Mounts 1-12
1-6. Vehicular Mounts 1-14
1-7. Ammunition .1-17
* CHAPTER 2. MAINTENANCE
2-1. Safety 2-1
2-2. General Disassembly2-2
2-3. Cleaning, Inspection, and Lubrication. 2-9
2-4. Maintenance Procedures 2-12
2-5. Maintenance Under NBC Conditions 2-12
2-6. General Assembly.2-12
2-7. Function Check .2-17
* CHAPTER 3. OPERATION AND FUNCTIONING
3-1. Operation 3-1
3-2. Loading Procedures3-1
3-3. Unloading Procedures.3-3
3-4. Cycle of Functioning 3-4
3-5. Left-hand Feed3-11
3-6. Headspace and Timing .3-12
CHAPTER 4. PERFORMANCE PROBLEMS AND DESTRUCTION
4-1. Malfunctions4-1
4-2. Stoppages.4-1
4-3. Immediate Action 4-2
4-4. Remedial Action4-3
4-5. Destruction Procedures 4-5
CHAPTER 5. MARKSMANSHIP TRAINING
Section I. Planning 5-1
5-1. Objectives .5-1
5-2. Commander's Responsibilities5-1
5-3. Phases of Training5-2
5-4. Sustainment Training5-2
5-5. Remedial Training.5-2
Section II. Fundamentals .5-3
5-6. Firing Positions .5-3
5-7. Dry Fire Training . 5-6
5-8. Range Determination5-12
5-9. Observation and Adjustment of Fire .5-16
5-10. Fire Commands 5-18
5-11. Crew Exercises.5-22
5-12. Machine Gun Fundamental Skills Test . 5-36
Section III. Basic Marksmanship5-36
5-13. Concept of Zeroing/Targeting . 5-36
5-14. 10-Meter Firing Exercise. 5-41
5-15. Transition Day Firing Exercise 5-41
5-16. NBC Firing 5-41
5-17. Night Fire Exercise .5-41
Section IV. Advanced Gunnery. 5-41
5-18. Objectives .5-42
5-19. Tracking and Leading Exercises. 5-42
5-20. Mounted Firing Exercise .5-45
5-21. Mounted NBC Firing Exercise 5-45
5-22. Predetermined Firing Exercise .5-45
CHAPTER 6. COMBAT TECHNIQUES OF FIRE
Section I. Fundamentals 6-1
6-1. Characteristics of Fire. 6-1
6-2. Classes of Fire 6-3
Section II. Fire Control . 6-7
6-3. Methods of Fire Control 6-8
6-4. Targets and Their Engagement 6-8
6-5. Overhead Fire.6-14
6-6. Defilade Positions .6-18
6-7. Methods of Laying the Gun for
Defilade Firing.6-20
6-8. Final Protective Fires 6-21
6-9. Application of Fire .6-22
6-10. Fire Adjustment.6-23
6-11. Antiaircraft Gunnery6-25
Section III. Limited Visibility Conditions . 6-26
6-12. Difficulties6-26
6-13. Terminology 6-26
6-14. Target Engagement 6-27
6-15. Fire Control .6-28
6-16. Preplanned Fires.6-28
6-17. NBC Considerations6-29
CHAPTER 7. TRAIN THE TRAINER PROGRAM
7-1. Concept.7-1
7-2. Trainer Certification Program 7-2
7-3. Responsibilities and Duties of
the Trainer.7-3
APPENDIX A. SAFETYA-1
APPENDIX B. TRAINING AIDS AND DEVICES .B-1
* APPENDIX C. RANGES AND TRAINING EXERCISESC-1
APPENDIX D. FIGHTING POSITIONSD-1
APPENDIX E. RANGE CARDS.E-1
* APPENDIX F. AERIAL DEFENSE F-1
* APPENDIX G NIGHT OPTICS . G-1
* GLOSSARY . Glossary-1
* REFERENCES.References-1
* INDEX . Index-1
Browning Machine Gun Caliber .50 HB, M2, FM 23-65, C1, Plus 500 free US military manuals and US Army field manuals when you sample this book
Browning Machine Gun Caliber .50 HB, M2, FM 23-65, C1, Plus 500 free US military manuals and US Army field manuals when you sample this book
Take a look at the sample for this book and for details about downloading 500 free US military manuals as a thank you for taking the time to look at our book.
Browning Machine Gun Caliber .50 HB, M2, FM 23-65, C1, Plus 500 free US military manuals and US Army field manuals when you sample this book
This manual provides technical information, training techniques, and guidance on the caliber .50 HB machine gun, M2. Unit leaders and designated gunners will use this information to successfully integrate the weapon into combat operations. They can instruct on the range or at concurrent training stations.
PREFACE .iv
* CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
1-1. Training Strategy.1-1
1-2. Description 1-5
1-3. Components1-8
1-4. Ground Mounts .1-9
1-5. Accessories for Ground Mounts 1-12
1-6. Vehicular Mounts 1-14
1-7. Ammunition .1-17
* CHAPTER 2. MAINTENANCE
2-1. Safety 2-1
2-2. General Disassembly2-2
2-3. Cleaning, Inspection, and Lubrication. 2-9
2-4. Maintenance Procedures 2-12
2-5. Maintenance Under NBC Conditions 2-12
2-6. General Assembly.2-12
2-7. Function Check .2-17
* CHAPTER 3. OPERATION AND FUNCTIONING
3-1. Operation 3-1
3-2. Loading Procedures3-1
3-3. Unloading Procedures.3-3
3-4. Cycle of Functioning 3-4
3-5. Left-hand Feed3-11
3-6. Headspace and Timing .3-12
CHAPTER 4. PERFORMANCE PROBLEMS AND DESTRUCTION
4-1. Malfunctions4-1
4-2. Stoppages.4-1
4-3. Immediate Action 4-2
4-4. Remedial Action4-3
4-5. Destruction Procedures 4-5
CHAPTER 5. MARKSMANSHIP TRAINING
Section I. Planning 5-1
5-1. Objectives .5-1
5-2. Commander's Responsibilities5-1
5-3. Phases of Training5-2
5-4. Sustainment Training5-2
5-5. Remedial Training.5-2
Section II. Fundamentals .5-3
5-6. Firing Positions .5-3
5-7. Dry Fire Training . 5-6
5-8. Range Determination5-12
5-9. Observation and Adjustment of Fire .5-16
5-10. Fire Commands 5-18
5-11. Crew Exercises.5-22
5-12. Machine Gun Fundamental Skills Test . 5-36
Section III. Basic Marksmanship5-36
5-13. Concept of Zeroing/Targeting . 5-36
5-14. 10-Meter Firing Exercise. 5-41
5-15. Transition Day Firing Exercise 5-41
5-16. NBC Firing 5-41
5-17. Night Fire Exercise .5-41
Section IV. Advanced Gunnery. 5-41
5-18. Objectives .5-42
5-19. Tracking and Leading Exercises. 5-42
5-20. Mounted Firing Exercise .5-45
5-21. Mounted NBC Firing Exercise 5-45
5-22. Predetermined Firing Exercise .5-45
CHAPTER 6. COMBAT TECHNIQUES OF FIRE
Section I. Fundamentals 6-1
6-1. Characteristics of Fire. 6-1
6-2. Classes of Fire 6-3
Section II. Fire Control . 6-7
6-3. Methods of Fire Control 6-8
6-4. Targets and Their Engagement 6-8
6-5. Overhead Fire.6-14
6-6. Defilade Positions .6-18
6-7. Methods of Laying the Gun for
Defilade Firing.6-20
6-8. Final Protective Fires 6-21
6-9. Application of Fire .6-22
6-10. Fire Adjustment.6-23
6-11. Antiaircraft Gunnery6-25
Section III. Limited Visibility Conditions . 6-26
6-12. Difficulties6-26
6-13. Terminology 6-26
6-14. Target Engagement 6-27
6-15. Fire Control .6-28
6-16. Preplanned Fires.6-28
6-17. NBC Considerations6-29
CHAPTER 7. TRAIN THE TRAINER PROGRAM
7-1. Concept.7-1
7-2. Trainer Certification Program 7-2
7-3. Responsibilities and Duties of
the Trainer.7-3
APPENDIX A. SAFETYA-1
APPENDIX B. TRAINING AIDS AND DEVICES .B-1
* APPENDIX C. RANGES AND TRAINING EXERCISESC-1
APPENDIX D. FIGHTING POSITIONSD-1
APPENDIX E. RANGE CARDS.E-1
* APPENDIX F. AERIAL DEFENSE F-1
* APPENDIX G NIGHT OPTICS . G-1
* GLOSSARY . Glossary-1
* REFERENCES.References-1
* INDEX . Index-1
Take a look at the sample for this book and for details about downloading 500 free US military manuals as a thank you for taking the time to look at our book.
Browning Machine Gun Caliber .50 HB, M2, FM 23-65, C1, Plus 500 free US military manuals and US Army field manuals when you sample this book
This manual provides technical information, training techniques, and guidance on the caliber .50 HB machine gun, M2. Unit leaders and designated gunners will use this information to successfully integrate the weapon into combat operations. They can instruct on the range or at concurrent training stations.
PREFACE .iv
* CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
1-1. Training Strategy.1-1
1-2. Description 1-5
1-3. Components1-8
1-4. Ground Mounts .1-9
1-5. Accessories for Ground Mounts 1-12
1-6. Vehicular Mounts 1-14
1-7. Ammunition .1-17
* CHAPTER 2. MAINTENANCE
2-1. Safety 2-1
2-2. General Disassembly2-2
2-3. Cleaning, Inspection, and Lubrication. 2-9
2-4. Maintenance Procedures 2-12
2-5. Maintenance Under NBC Conditions 2-12
2-6. General Assembly.2-12
2-7. Function Check .2-17
* CHAPTER 3. OPERATION AND FUNCTIONING
3-1. Operation 3-1
3-2. Loading Procedures3-1
3-3. Unloading Procedures.3-3
3-4. Cycle of Functioning 3-4
3-5. Left-hand Feed3-11
3-6. Headspace and Timing .3-12
CHAPTER 4. PERFORMANCE PROBLEMS AND DESTRUCTION
4-1. Malfunctions4-1
4-2. Stoppages.4-1
4-3. Immediate Action 4-2
4-4. Remedial Action4-3
4-5. Destruction Procedures 4-5
CHAPTER 5. MARKSMANSHIP TRAINING
Section I. Planning 5-1
5-1. Objectives .5-1
5-2. Commander's Responsibilities5-1
5-3. Phases of Training5-2
5-4. Sustainment Training5-2
5-5. Remedial Training.5-2
Section II. Fundamentals .5-3
5-6. Firing Positions .5-3
5-7. Dry Fire Training . 5-6
5-8. Range Determination5-12
5-9. Observation and Adjustment of Fire .5-16
5-10. Fire Commands 5-18
5-11. Crew Exercises.5-22
5-12. Machine Gun Fundamental Skills Test . 5-36
Section III. Basic Marksmanship5-36
5-13. Concept of Zeroing/Targeting . 5-36
5-14. 10-Meter Firing Exercise. 5-41
5-15. Transition Day Firing Exercise 5-41
5-16. NBC Firing 5-41
5-17. Night Fire Exercise .5-41
Section IV. Advanced Gunnery. 5-41
5-18. Objectives .5-42
5-19. Tracking and Leading Exercises. 5-42
5-20. Mounted Firing Exercise .5-45
5-21. Mounted NBC Firing Exercise 5-45
5-22. Predetermined Firing Exercise .5-45
CHAPTER 6. COMBAT TECHNIQUES OF FIRE
Section I. Fundamentals 6-1
6-1. Characteristics of Fire. 6-1
6-2. Classes of Fire 6-3
Section II. Fire Control . 6-7
6-3. Methods of Fire Control 6-8
6-4. Targets and Their Engagement 6-8
6-5. Overhead Fire.6-14
6-6. Defilade Positions .6-18
6-7. Methods of Laying the Gun for
Defilade Firing.6-20
6-8. Final Protective Fires 6-21
6-9. Application of Fire .6-22
6-10. Fire Adjustment.6-23
6-11. Antiaircraft Gunnery6-25
Section III. Limited Visibility Conditions . 6-26
6-12. Difficulties6-26
6-13. Terminology 6-26
6-14. Target Engagement 6-27
6-15. Fire Control .6-28
6-16. Preplanned Fires.6-28
6-17. NBC Considerations6-29
CHAPTER 7. TRAIN THE TRAINER PROGRAM
7-1. Concept.7-1
7-2. Trainer Certification Program 7-2
7-3. Responsibilities and Duties of
the Trainer.7-3
APPENDIX A. SAFETYA-1
APPENDIX B. TRAINING AIDS AND DEVICES .B-1
* APPENDIX C. RANGES AND TRAINING EXERCISESC-1
APPENDIX D. FIGHTING POSITIONSD-1
APPENDIX E. RANGE CARDS.E-1
* APPENDIX F. AERIAL DEFENSE F-1
* APPENDIX G NIGHT OPTICS . G-1
* GLOSSARY . Glossary-1
* REFERENCES.References-1
* INDEX . Index-1
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