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the recruits are conducting cable one 

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course of fire today along with zeroing . 

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So the roles of the coaches during 

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Table one is just to coach them on 

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individual level aspects such as 

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adjusting positions so it more suits 

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the shooter itself . The importance of 

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range qualification , especially here 

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in boot camp with table one and now A . 

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R . Q . For while they're in the marine 

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Corps is just to make sure that they 

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understand how to utilize the weapons 

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system to its fullest extent , out to 

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500 yards . The 

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Table one course of fire consists of 

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entry level marksmanship training from 

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the 200 , and 500 yard lines . The 

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shooting positions at the 200 will be 

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sitting kneeling and standing After 300 . 

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It will be sitting and prone and then 

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at the 500 will just be prone during 

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table One biggest struggle I see is 

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just fear of the weapon , especially 

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from those who have never shot before . 

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They tend to flinch a lot , be more 

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fearful of the weapon holding back , 

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closing their eyes , things like that .