Basic Marksman ship/shooting fundamentals in Spanish

Defender968 · 05-08-2010, 18:48

Does anyone have a basic marksmanship or shooting fundamentals class en español on digits they'd be willing to share?

Thanks,

NousDefionsDoc · 05-08-2010, 19:27

Purpose?

Sinister · 05-08-2010, 20:52

Contact the former School of the Julios (WHINSEC) down at Benning -- they offer many US doctrinal POIs from basic training, Infantry School, and SWC tactical POIs in Spanish.

Defender968 · 05-09-2010, 09:40

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Originally Posted by NousDefionsDoc

Purpose?

I need to talk about it in language class, I've already written it up to the best of my abilities with how think I can say what I need to say, but I'd rather have the proper terms and expressions as this is something I'll hopefully be using again in the future. I’ve googled it, looked at the CD’s they’ve given us as well as the SOLT books but nothing I’ve got currently goes into any details on proper marksmanship terminology or phrases. For instance how to say sight picture, I’m currently using (foto de la vista?) or even the proper terms for focus on the front sight post (centran en el puesto de mira?) As well as controlling breathing (controlar su respiración). Just trying to make sure what I’m saying makes sense and I thought if someone had a good marksmanship lesson on digits that would help me make sure I’m learning the proper terms and phrases.

1stindoor · 05-09-2010, 19:42

This wheel has been reinvented more times than I can remember. Have you checked with the language lab at SWC? 7th? DLI? Or the aforementioned school of the julios?

Defender968 · 05-09-2010, 20:17

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Originally Posted by 1stindoor

This wheel has been reinvented more times than I can remember. Have you checked with the language lab at SWC? 7th? DLI? Or the aforementioned school of the julios?

I have not yet, they were closed by the time we got out of class after getting the assignment, I'll check the language lab in the morning, I was just trying not to reinvent the wheel and thought if someone had one handy on a home/personal PC it would save me a little time by not having to having to run it to ground elsewhere.