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USMC Marksmanship "Path to an Olympic Gold Medal" 1962 Training Film (USMC 100479) Capt. W. McMillan

For more info on Capt McMillan, check out https://www.wwmcmillan.info "This 1962 unclassified documentary short features footage of Captain W. W. McMillan's marksmanship skills, and his "Path to Olympic Gold Medal" at the 1960 Olympics. While depicting Marines caring for rifles and practicing marksmanship at large shooting ranges, the majority of the film focuses on an interview of McMillan, where he provides marksmanship instruction and demonstrates each step, focusing on fundamentals like grip, stance, stability, sighting alignment and trigger control for rapid fire shooting with pistols and revolvers. The film also features footage of McMillan at the Olympics and multiple creative "trick shots" by McMillan: teacups, poker chips, playing cards, upside down pistol shots and slight aligning with mirrors." Description from University of South Carolina MIRC This film is in the public domain and has been reuploaded here from the University of South Carolina website in the hopes of it reaching more people. Seriously this film is awesome and I can't believe I hadn't seen it until recently!

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