"Sniping in France: With Instructions for the Scientific Training of Scouts, Observers and Snipers" is a detailed account of the experience of combat operations and sniper tactics during the First World War by the author H. Hesket-Pritchard, a famous British author, nature lover and military specialist. The book covers various aspects of sniping, from weapon selection and aiming to deceiving enemy units and concealment tactics. With personal observation and insight, the author takes the reader through complex military scenarios and strategies, revealing important techniques and methods that allow you to become a skilled sniper. This book is a valuable document not only for military strategists and historians, but also for anyone interested in military and tactical affairs, committed to study or professional training in this field. Sniping in France: With Instructions for the Scientific Training of Scouts, Observers, and Snipers" is a guide to unlocking the secrets of true sniper skill.