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Americans Best With the Rifle in European War
The article extols American rifle marksmanship as pivotal in World War I, arguing Americans are superior shooters due to hunting heritage, training, and robust equipment like the Springfield rifles. It contrasts American practice with German reliance on grenades, and cites Pershing, Camp Perry, and notable U.S. marksmen to support the claim.
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