FM 23-10.Sniper TrainingCHAPTER 1 – INTRODUCTION1-1. Mission1-2. Organization1-3. Personnel Selection Criteria1-4. Sniper and Observer Responsibilities1-5. Team Firing TechniquesCHAPTER 2 – EQUIPMENTSection I – M24 Sniper Weapon System2-1. Operations and Functions2-2. Inspection2-3. Care and Maintenance2-4. Disassembly2-5. Loading and Unloading2-6. StorageSection II – Ammunition2-7. Types and Characteristic2-8. Round-Count Book2-9. M24 Malfunctions and CorrectionsSection III – Sniper Sighting Devices2-10. M3A Scope2-11. Iron SightsSection IV – Other Equipment2-12. M16A1/A2 Rifle with M203 Grenade Launcher2-13. Image Intensification and Infrared Devices2-14. M49 Observation Telescope2-15. M19 Binoculars2-16. M22 Binoculars2-17. Other Sniper EquipmentSection V – Communications Equipment2-18. AN/PRC-77 Radio2-19. AN/PRC-104A Radio Transceiver2-20. AN/PRC-119 RadioCHAPTER 3 – MARKSMANSHIPSection I – Fundamentals3-1. Steady Position Elements3-2. Aiming3-3. Breath Control3-4. Trigger Control3-5. Follow-Through3-6. Calling the Shot3-7. Integrated Act of FiringSection II – Ballistics3-8. Types of Ballistics3-9. Terminology3-10. Effects on Trajectory3-11. Angle FiringSection III – Effects of Weather3-12. Wind Classification3-13. Wind Velocity3-14. Conversion of Wind Velocity to Minutes of Angle3-15. Effects of Light3-16. Effects of Temperature3-17. Effects of HumiditySection IV – Sniper Data Book3-18. Entries3-19. AnalysisSection V – Holdoff3-20. Elevation3-21. WindageSection VI – Engagement of Moving Targets3-22. Techniques3-23. Common Errors3-24. Calculation of LeadsSection VII – Nuclear, Biological, Chemical3-25. Protective Mask3-26. Mission-Oriented Protection PostureCHAPTER 4 – FIELD TECHNIQUESSection I – Camouflage4-1. Target Indicators4-2. Basic Methods4-3. Types of Camouflage4-4. Ghillie Suit4-5. Field-Expedient Camouflage4-6. Cover and ConcealmentSection II – Movement4-7. Rules of Movement4-8. Individual Movement Techniques4-9. Sniper Team Movement and NavigationSection III – Selection, Occupation, and Construction of Sniper Positions4-10. Selection4-11. Occupation4-12. Construction4-13. Positions in Urban TerrainSection IV – Observation4-14. Hasty and Detailed Searches4-15. Elements of Observation4-16. Twilight Techniques4-17. Night Techniques4-18. Illumination AidsSection V – Target Detection and Selection4-19. Target Indexing4-20. Target Selection4-21. Key TargetSection VI – Range Estimation4-22. Factors Affecting Range Estimation4-23. Range Estimation Methods4-24. Laser Range Finder4-25. Estimation GuidelinesSection VII – Information Records4-26. Range Card4-27. Military Sketch4-28. Sniper Data BookCHAPTER 5 – MISSION PREPARATIONSection I – Planning and Coordination5-1. Mission Alert5-2. Warning Order5-3. Tentative Plan5-4. Coordination Checklists5-5. Completion of Plan5-6. Operation Order5-7. Briefback5-8. Equipment Check5-9. Final Inspection5-10. Rehearsals5-11. Final Preparations5-12. Preparation of Debriefing5-13. Countersniper Operation5-14. Reaction to Enemy Sniper FireSection II – Mission Packing Lists5-15. Arms and Ammunition5-16. Special Equipment5-17. Uniforms and Equipment5-18. Optional Equipment5-19. Special Tools and Equipment (MOUT)5-20. Additional Equipment TransportCHAPTER 6 – OPERATIONSSection I – InsertionPlanning InsertionAir InsertionAmphibious InsertionLand InsertionVehicle InsertionSection II – ExecutionMovement to Target AreaOccupation of PositionSite SelectionReportsMovement to Extraction SiteSection III – Extraction and RecoveryCHAPTER 7 – COMMUNICATIONSRadio Operations Under Unusual ConditionsCommunications FormatCHAPTER 8 – TRACKING/COUNTERTRACKINGCHAPTER 9 – SNIPER SUSTAINMENT TRAININGand Much, Much More!!!