1 In observing the target, minimize exposure time to the enemy (no more than 3 seconds). 2  Grip the hand grenade in the throwing hand. 3  Grasp the pull ring with the index or middle finger of the nonthrowing hand. 4  Remove the safety pin with a pulling and twisting motion. In observing the target, minimize exposure time to the enemy (no more than 3 seconds). 2  Grip the hand grenade in the throwing hand. 3  Grasp the pull ring with the index or middle finger of the nonthrowing hand. 4  Remove the safety pin with a pulling and twisting motion.
Frederick Douglass â Father of Americaâs Civil Rights Movement. Frederick Douglass was a man who continually reinvented himself and would, in time, create the modern American civil rights movement and reshape American politics. The son of a slave woman and an unknown white man, âFrederick Augustus Washington Baileyâ was born in February of 1818 on Marylandâs eastern shore.
Learn the names and stories of five black men who helped shape the civil rights movement in life and death. 5. James Earl Chaney. James Earl Chaney was a young black man born and raised in Meridian, Mississippi.Originally published on 03.01.2012). If you ask a friend to name someone from the Civil Rights Movement, most will probably name Martin Luther King, Jr. and thereâs no questioning the legacy left behind by MLK and his impact on the African-American Civil Rights Movement.