(R.  N., etc.)?  Interrogatory. 
(All methods but ardois and semaphore.)
P—­Affirmative. 
R—­Acknowledgment. 
RN—­Range. 
RT—­Right. 
SSS—­Support going forward (if signaled from the
rear to the front).  Support needed (if
signaled from the front). 
SUF—­Suspend firing. 
T—­Target.

FIELD ARTILLERY.

49.  For use with General Service Code or semaphore hand flags.

. . . . . . . .--Error. (All methods but ardois and semaphore.)
A—­Error. (Ardois and semaphore only.)
AD—­Additional. 
AKT—­Draw ammunition from combat tram. 
AL—­Draw ammunition from limbers. 
AM—­Ammunition going forward. 
AMC—­At my command. 
AP—­Aiming point. 
B (numerals)—­Battery (so many) rounds. 
BS (numerals)—­(Such.) Battalion station. 
BL—­Battery from the left. 
BR—­Battery from the right. 
CCC—­Charge (mandatory at all times).  Am about to
charge if not instructed to contrary. 
CF—­Cease firing. 
CS—­Close station. 
CT—­Change target. 
D—­Down. 
DF—­Deflection. 
DT—­Double time.  Rush.  Hurry. 
F—­Commence firing. 
FCL (numerals)—­On 1st piece close by (so much). 
FL—­Artillery fire is causing us losses. 
FOP (numerals)—­On 1st piece open by (so much). 
G—­Move forward.  Preparing to move forward. 
HHH—­Halt.  Action suspended. 
IX—­Execute.  Go ahead.  Transmit. 
JI—­Report firing data. 
K—­Negative.  No. 
KR—­Corrector. 
L—­Preparatory.  Attention. 
LCL (numerals)—­On 4th piece close by (so much). 
LOP (numerals)—­On 4th piece open by (so much). 
LT—­Left. 
LL—­Left from the left. 
LR—­Left from the right. 
LE (numerals)—­Left (so much). 
MD—­Move down. 
ML—­Move to your left. 
MR—­Move to your right. 
MU—­Move up. 
MO (numerals)—­Move (so much). 
N—­Annul, cancel. 
O—­What is the (R.  N., etc.)?  Interrogatory. 
(Ardois and semaphore only.)
. . — — . .—­What is the (R.  N.. etc.)?  Interrogatory. 
(All methods but ardois and semaphore.)
P—­Affirmative.  Yes. 
PS—­Percussion.  Shrapnel. 
QRQ—­Send faster. 
QRS—­Send slower. 
QRT—­Cease sending. 
R—­Acknowledgment.  Received. 
RS—­Regimental station. 
RL—­Right from the left. 
RR—­Right from the right. 
RN—­Range. 
RT—­Right. 
S—­Subtract. 
SCL (numerals)—­On 2d piece close by (so much). 
SOP (numerals)—­On 2d piece open by (so much). 
SH—­Shell. 
SI—­Site. 
SSS—­Support needed. 
T—­Target. 
TCL (numerals)—­On 3d piece close by (so much). 
TOP (numerals)—­On 3d piece open by (so much). 
U—­Up. 
Y (letter)—­Such battery station.

CHAPTER XIII.

FIRST AID RULES.

The bandages and dressings contained in the first-aid packet have been so treated as to destroy any germs thereon.  Therefore, when dressing a wound, be careful not to touch or handle that part of the dressing which is to be applied to the wound.

A sick or injured person should always be made to lie down on his back, if practicable, as this is the most comfortable position, and all muscles may be relaxed.