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Handbook of Problems in Direct Fire (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

James M. Ingalls

 
9781332218622: Handbook of Problems in Direct Fire (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Master practical gunnery problems with clear solutions and ready-to-use formulas. This guide translates complex math into reliable steps for direct-fire planning, helping readers apply theory to field conditions.

Written for artillery practitioners, it compiles practical problems, worked examples, and concise explanations. It also includes supplementary material such as tables and appendices to extend the methods used in solving direct-fire tasks.

- Step-by-step solutions to key direct-fire problems
- Useful tables and formulas for velocity, range, altitude, wind, and time of flight
- Numerous worked examples that illustrate practical application
- Appendices with advanced methods for curved and high-angle fire

Ideal for students and professionals seeking a solid, computation-centered reference in gunnery and ballistics.

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Excerpt from Handbook of Problems in Direct Fire

IT has been the object in the following pages to give prae tical solutions of all the important problems of gunnery relat ing to direct fire; and to illustrate the solutions by numerous examples, fully worked out in the manner which a considerable experience has shown to be the most simple and concise. For this purpose logarithms are habitually employed in making the numerical computations, as it is believed that by their use a considerable saving of time and labor is effected, and the liability to error reduced to a minimum. In the absence of a table of logarithms, however, nearly all the examples may be worked by simple arithmetic.

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