Q. How many rounds were issued to each man ?
A. Twenty-four rounds, four clips.
Q. Before you left ?
A. Yes.
Q. I suppose you had a board about the use of ammunition afterwards ?
A. Not yet ; we have not turned it in.
Q. You don’t know how many rounds were used ?
A. Not exactly, no.
Q. Do you know it approximately ?
A. No. Well, I know about how many, roughly myself, how many shots were fired. I should judge that would be roughly one hundred shots fired, that is, not counting 36 with the machine gun.
Q. About 136, maybe 200 ?
A. Maybe 200.
Q. When will the board going to take place ?
A. Well, when we are called off the course.
Q. I beg your pardon.
A. You see we use ammunition on the different courses : danger building and the Fort Levis and the other points here at the Arsenal.
Q. But there has been no board yet on the use of ammunition that night ?
A. No, not yet.
Q. So all your figures are roughly speaking ?
A. Yes, roughly speaking.
Q. You said that interpreters were attached to your company ?
A. Yes.
Q. To your force ?
A. Yes.
Q. Were they civilians or military ?
