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11 M.C.S. "Nipper" and sightsetter os in 9.
12 C.S. The back of the gun.
13 C.U. " Nipper " as in 10.
14 M.S. Gun-layer watching through sights,
15 C.U. Sight-setter.
16 M.C.S. Control Officer with binoculars as in 5.
S/g/it-setter :
Deflection, 08 left.
Ft. fr. 2 7
Sights moving.
1 8
' ' Nipper ' ' : Trainer on.
1 3
Gun-layer : Gun-layer on.
1
Sight-setter : Set.
12
Control Officer : Control !
1 14
17 C.S. Breech of the gun. Hand comes into frame and snaps breech into position.
18 Gun from a little farther back.
19 M.C.S, Control Officer, As in 5.
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22
C.S. Sight-setter. As in 15.
21 M.C.S. Gun-layer watching through sights. As in 14.
Gun from the side, as it goes off and recoils. As in 18.
23 The sea. Shell strikes water in the distance.
Round II
24-29 The sequence leading up to the firing of the gun is now repeated, cut slightly faster ; it consists of large, static close-ups.
30 The sea. Shell strikes water in the distance. As in 23.
Round III
31 Two men (the two seamen whom we met before, in the first and second reel) leaning over the side of the ship.
Round IV
32 Closer shot of the two men from the front.
33 The sea. Another shot strikes the water. As in 23.
Breech worker Ready !
Control Officer Shoot !
Sight-setter : Fire !
Loud report.
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I 9 10 10 9
I 7
3
2 9
First sailor : (Digger) 5
There he is, shooting again. There's no sub. around here ! The firing of gun is heard in background.
Second sailor : 5
Don't you be daft, Digger —
there's a submarine there all right.
Loud report of the gun. 3
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