Call For Fire Flashcards
How many elements and how many transmissions are in a call for fire?
6 elements and (3) transmissions.
The warno consist of what?
1) type of mission
2) method of target location
What are the five types of missions in call for fire?
1) adjust fire
2) fire for effect
3) suppress
4) immediate suppression
5) SEAD
What is the standard size element to fire for effect?
A battery
What formula is used to determine target location?
WERM formula
Width = Range x Mils
Meters = OT factor (distance from you to target or known point / 1,000) x Mils
How do you determine distance of a mortar?
Flash to bang formula # of seconds between flash and bang x 350 = distance in meters
Danger close for mortars is?
600m
What is the spotting sequence?
1) height of burst
2) range
3) deviation
Sequence for corrections is?
1) deviation (left/right)
2) range
3) height of burst
What does RREMS statement stand for?
Refinements
Record as target
End of mission
Surveillance
What are the 4 methods of bracketing/range correction?
1) successive
2) creeping
3) hasty
4) 1 round adjustment
What does TTFACOR stand for?
Target Threats to aircraft Friendly Artillery Control Ordnance Restrictions
How far are IPs located from the target?
5-15 nautical miles
How are distances for fixed wing and rotary expressed?
Fixed wing - nautical miles
Rotary wing - meters
How is target location given?
Feet above MSL