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==Competition==

==Competition==

''See video with commentary [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSVrXQqHL44&feature=related here]''<br>

''See 5 minute "YouTube" video with commentary [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSVrXQqHL44&feature=related here]''<br>

The Royal Naval Museum Library information sheet details the requirements of the competition:<ref>''The Field Gun Run'' op cit.</ref>  

The Royal Naval Museum Library information sheet details the requirements of the competition:<ref>''The Field Gun Run'' op cit.</ref>  

"The gun run is divided into three sections. The first section is called the ''run out''. The guns are pulled from the start line and manhandled over a five-foot "home wall". Wooden spars weighing 170lb are erected and wires rigged across a 28-foot "chasm". The first men are hauled across, then a pair each carrying a 120lb wheel for the gun carriage. The gun carriage and gun barrels (900lb) follow. The remainder of the gun carriages' wheels and limbers are pulled through a hole in the second wall, called the "enemy wall". Each gun crew then "engages" the enemy by firing three rounds. The stopwatch stops as the third round is fired.

"The gun run is divided into three sections. The first section is called the ''run out''. The guns are pulled from the start line and manhandled over a five-foot "home wall". Wooden spars weighing 170lb are erected and wires rigged across a 28-foot "chasm". The first men are hauled across, then a pair each carrying a 120lb wheel for the gun carriage. The gun carriage and gun barrels (900lb) follow. The remainder of the gun carriages' wheels and limbers are pulled through a hole in the second wall, called the "enemy wall". Each gun crew then "engages" the enemy by firing three rounds. The stopwatch stops as the third round is fired.