Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-15
rifle SHOTS OF
NATIONAL GUARD
AREDOING WELL
indications That 1st infantry
viii Make Good Showing
for TARGET Year


Although the record firing of the
National Guard Of Hawaii was left
until the last five weeks OF the target
year, or rather the last FIVE days, as
Sunday is the only day On which the
glIardsmen use the Fort Shafter range.
there is every indication that a large
number Of men will be entitled to
" ear badges. Two more shooting
Sundays remain and the list appended
will be largely added TO before the
end Of the year.
The organized militia course was
prescribed by the territorial military
authorities for this year. II is SINH
lar to that fred by the regulars, ex-
cept that 500 yards rapid fire, and the
estima ting distance test, are omitted.
This makes the possible" $50, the
classification figures, being 210 for ex-
pert rifeman, 1870 for sharpshOoter,
and 1G0 for marksman. All who fire
the course and. fail to make any OF
these three grades are rated as first
class" as a complete course of instruc-
ton firing, In which riflemen must
make $50 out OF 225 possible, Is re-
quired before any soldier can FIRE for
record. It will therefore be possible
for guardsmen to qualify as first or
second class up to the last Sunday of
the year, On the Kakaako range, even
though they do not get an opportunity |
to fire the record course at Shafter.
The guardsmen may fire the record I
course three times In any single sea-
son, and a number OF the officers and
enlisted men whose names appear on
the appended table have only fired
once. and have "a chance to make a
higher rating this season. =. go:
Considerable credit Is due Capt J.
M. Canlara, recently appointed inspec-
tor Of small arms practice Of the LIST
Infantry, N. @. H., for the satisfactory
showing. Capt ECamara assumed his
new duties when the target year was
almost over, and worked out q system
that has greatly facilitated the firing.
Capt. II. p. 0'Sulliyan, @. H., has also
done excellent work as range officer.
In the table below the abbreyiations
ex., S., and mark. indicate expert ri
fleman, sharpshooter and marksnian:
= a. e S NSies'
Sa ~, go uhesen 100 % S.,
Capt. G. B. Schrader, Adj. 1872 S.
Capt. II. p. o'Sullivan, @. M.2f6 ex.
Capt J.: M. Cameron. LS.A.P.1 IS.
LIST Lieut. G. r. Frazier. s. 294 IS.
Non Commissioned Staff %
Reg. Sgt. Mai. L. B. Reeves. .19f IS.
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