Sentence examples for marksmanship training from inspiring English sources

The model is, according to the NRA, the most commonly used rifle in marksmanship training and competition.

In 1957, when the N.R.A. moved into new headquarters, its motto, at the building's entrance, read, "Firearms Safety Education, Marksmanship Training, Shooting for Recreation".

Aside from standard drill practice, students participate in guest-speaker events, athletic competitions, self-defense class, marksmanship training, rock climbing, career day, and much more.

The best of these develop about half the muzzle velocity of light firearms, are accurate enough for marksmanship training at ranges up to 100 feet (30 m), and can kill small game.

This week USA Today reported that the new Transportation Security Administration has failed to fix the known security flaws that could allow the easy planting of bombs in the virtually unscreened cargo on passenger jets; the paper also found evidence that the same agency is cutting back on marksmanship training for the federal air marshals it is hiring to do the shooting it prohibits for pilots.

In this study, we combine these elements to investigate the cognitive and neural mechanisms that underlie motor skill learning during a multi-day simulated marksmanship training regimen conducted with 20 participants.

Records of pre- and post-marksmanship training are maintained in the individual police officer's training record at the Regional Training Center (RTC) and are forwarded at the end of the training to the police officer's headquarters.

Of course, using neurofeedback to train marksmanship, a basic skill, is more complicated than identifying complex human behavior, like leadership, but Berka and her colleagues figured that they could identify brain patterns for specific traits, like empathy, which are believed to help make leaders effective.

American Special Forces provided Malian infantry troops with training in marksmanship, border patrol, ambush drills and other skills.

After the government fell, these compounds continued to churn out fighters trained in marksmanship and explosives, American officials said.

"The helmet is an icon of the expertise that marksmanship coaches bring to train Marines as proficient shooters," explained a 2010 news release.