John Breed, Diary and Training diary, item 72
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Line of Fire; A line joining the muzzle of the piece
and the point aimed at
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Note; This term should be used instead of the
preceding one if firing from behind cover or
in any case when the sights of the piece
are not used
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Plane of Sight; The vertical plane passing through
the line of sight
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Angle of Sight; The angle which the line of sight
marks with the horizontal plane
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Angle of Elevation; The angle which the line of sight makes
with the axis of the gun
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Quadrant Angle the angle which the axis of the gun
makes with the horizontal plane. It
is termed Quadrant Elevation or depression
according as the gun is laid above or
below the horizontal plane
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- 17035 / 198311
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- Mrs Jean Hanby
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