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1913 NTI

Camp Perry, Ohio · Field: 790

No. 000021

#ShooterRankUnitSkirmish200 Surprise600 SF1000 SFAggregateAward
1Sweeting, E. W.Art.16th Inf., Pa.99464746238Gold, $60
2Waller, L. W. T., Jr.1st Lt.U. S. M. C.92504846236Gold, 55
3Mundell, W. A.Art.2d Inf., Wash.98424450234Gold, 50
4Garland, J. B.1st Sgt.3d Inf., Ind.96484842234Gold, 45
5Bolles, L. L.Capt.2d Inf., Wash.94474548234Gold, 40
6Pardee, A. M.1st Lt.20th U. S. Inf.97474742233Gold, 35
7Martin, C. H.Pvt.U. S. M. C.97384949233Gold, 30
8Shiells, A. E.2d Lt.1st Inf., Wis.94454944232Gold, 25
9Combs, GroverSgt.9th U. S. Inf.91494745232Gold, 20
10Rhein, W. W.1st Lt.C. A. C., Cal.94414848231Gold, 15
11Loring, C. B.Corp.U. S. M. C.91494645231Gold, 10
12Jacobs, F. P.2d Lt.29th U. S. Inf.100464539230Gold, 5
13Kimberling, H. R.Sgt.29th U. S. Inf.97474442230Silver, 10
14Macnab, A. J.Capt.14th U. S. Inf.96484442230Silver, 10
15King, J. F.Ch. G. M.U. S. N.93484643230Silver, 10
16Spooner, L. H.Pvt.Nav. Mil., Ore.92445044230Silver, 10
17Stewart, C. A.1st Sgt.1st Inf., W. Va.91504742230Silver, 10
18Reifsnider, L. F.Ens.U. S. N.91484843230Silver, 10
19Burdette, C. L.Capt.2d Inf., W. Va.91474547230Silver, 10
20Denney, A. D.Lt., J. G.U. S. N.90444848230Silver, 10
21Romeyn, C. A.Capt.2d U. S. Cav.88475045230Silver, 10
22Capper, F. W.Pvt.1st C. C., Mass.93474544229Silver, 10
23Romaine, O. P.1st Sgt.3d Inf., Ore.90474844229Silver, 10
24Gerdes, C. W.Corp.8th Inf., Pa.89504545229Silver, 10
25Russell, J. H.Sgt.2d Inf., Wis.88494943229Bronze, 5
26Doyle, T. W.1st Lt.6th Inf., Mass.90484545228Bronze, 5
27Crown, J. R.Sgt.1st U. S. Cav.87454848228Bronze, 5
28Myrick, E. DeF.C. T. C.U. S. N.92454347227Bronze, 5
29Wollam, Harry1st Sgt.6th U. S. Inf.91474643227Bronze, 5
30Goodwin, W. O.1st Sgt.3d Inf., Ind.91464842227Bronze, 5
31McCormick, C.Q.M. Sgt.15th U. S. Cav.91454546227Bronze, 5
32Nettleton, H. S.Sgt.15th U. S. Cav.83494847227Bronze, 5
33Snyder, M. D.Sgt.3d Inf., Ind.97464835226Bronze, 5
34Chesley, G. W.W. R. & G. Club97414741226Bronze, 5
35Fluharty, M.Q. M. Sgt.1st Inf., W. Va.96484735226Bronze, 5
36Ambrose, H. S.1st Lt.8th Inf., Pa.93424744226Bronze, 5

Course of fire: one skirmish run, 20 shots; 200 yards surprise fire, 10 shots, possible 50; 600 and 1,000 yards slow fire, 10 shots each, prone. Surprise fire: competitors fire in pairs, alternating, from trail arms; target exposed three seconds for each shot; battle sight. Skirmish: halts at 600, 500, 400, 350, 300 and 200 yards; two rounds at 600 and 500, three at 400 and 350, five at 300 and 200; targets up 30 seconds at each halt, 20 seconds at the sixth; advance between halts first half in quick, second half in double time; battle sight at all ranges except 600 yards. Fired in the order skirmish, 600, 1,000, surprise, the 200-yard range being out of commission.

Source: Arms and the Man, Vol. 54 (1913), pp. 90, 450–451, 459; War Department, Bulletin No. 3 (1913), pp. 2, 7, 15–16, 19–20