His own attitude differed from that of the competitors. themselves, who quite rightly regarded these competi-{ons from a purely unit point of view and by the amount of success their own particular unit achieved. As responsible head, his own chief interest lay in the' means these events afforded him of gauging the average weapon training. standards of the Corps as a whole, his deductions being based upon the number of entries, the team events, the progress: shown by the less expert shots of "B" and "C* Classes, the way in which
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