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'''Object''' is a curious synonym often used in Royal Navy documents for "target" of a gunnery system, as in "the control officer should identify the object".<ref>''Manual of Gunnery, Vo. III, 1915, p. 7.</ref> Of a more refined nature, the specific [[Point of Aim]] on the object may be further specified for [[Gunlayer|layers]] and [[Trainer|trainers]]. | '''Object''' is a curious synonym often used in Royal Navy documents for "target" of a gunnery system, as in "the control officer should identify the object".<ref>''Manual of Gunnery, Vo. III, 1915, p. 7.</ref> Of a more refined nature, the specific [[Point of Aim]] on the object, such as "the base of the foremast," may be further specified for [[Gunlayer|layers]] and [[Trainer|trainers]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:41, 6 November 2011
Object is a curious synonym often used in Royal Navy documents for "target" of a gunnery system, as in "the control officer should identify the object".[1] Of a more refined nature, the specific Point of Aim on the object, such as "the base of the foremast," may be further specified for layers and trainers.
Footnotes
- ↑ Manual of Gunnery, Vo. III, 1915, p. 7.
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