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Transcript of A A A E R I A L D J U S T M E N T R T I L E R Y (OF)
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WOW! Look, Mommy!
I see a cool Army aviator!
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Aerial Adjustment
Of Artillery
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CWO BLUMEFire Support Instructor
Bldg 5911, Rm 325Ph#: 255-9712 DSN: 558-9712
HOME: 334-792-6882
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• Food/Drink OK but keep the room & tables clean.
• Clean off maps.
• Break areas: Snacks, Latrines, Smoking
• If you are sleepy, do pushups!
• No Tobacco except on breaks
• Cells off or silent mode!
• Learn & Have fun!
RULES OF ENGAGEMENT (ROE)
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Coffee ROE
1. Unplug pot when it is nearly empty.
2. Use stir sticks to stir coffee (not spoons).
3. Spoon in creamer can and with sugar.
No H1N1 zone.
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Terminal Learning Objectives
• ACTION: Perform call for fire.
• CONDITION: Given a classroom and a student handout.
• STANDARD: 33 questions covering all material Must score 70% to achieve a GO; can miss up to 10. Failure will result in remedial training and retest. Maximum score on retest is 70%.
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References
• FM 6-20-10 The Targeting Process• FM 6-20-20 Fire Support at BN TF and Below• FM 6-30 Observed Fire• FM 6-50 The Field Artillery Cannon Battery• FM 101-5-1 Operational Terms and Graphics• ST 6-50-20 Battery XO Leaders Handbook• AMC-P 700-3-3 Complete Round Chart of Artillery
Ammunitions
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SAFETY REQUIREMENTS: NONE
RISK ASSESSMENT LEVEL: LOW
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS: NONE
EXAM: 33 questions covering all material. Must score 70% to achieve a GO; can miss up to 10. Failure will result in remedial training and retest. Maximum score on retest is 70%.
Administrative Notes
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ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE A
ACTION: Select the six elements in a standard call for fire.
CONDITION: Given a classroom and a student handout.
STANDARD: 33 questions covering all material Must score 70% to achieve a GO; can miss up to 10. Failure will result in remedial training and retest. Maximum score on retest is 70%.
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Call for Fire
“A1H16 de A1H34, AF, k”
FM 6-30 pg 4-7
“Grid AC 634328, k”
“Sniper, in a concrete high rise, Excaliber i/e, AMC, k”
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• LANGUAGE OF THE ARTILLERY
• STANDARD FORMAT
– 6 ELEMENTS
– 3 TRANSMISSIONS
CALL FOR FIRE
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Abbreviations
• de = “this is”
• K = “over”
• i/e = “in effect”
• i/o = “in the open”
• i/a = “in adjustment”
1 = “1 round”
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I - OBSERVER IDENTIFICATION
W - WARNING ORDER/METHOD OF
TARGET LOCATION
L - TARGET LOCATION
D - TARGET DESCRIPTION
M - METHOD OF ENGAGEMENT
M - METHOD OF FIRE AND CONTROL
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CALL FOR FIRE FORMAT
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• FDC Callsign is “B1S40”
• Observer Callsign is “B1S30”
• “B1S40 de B1S30”
Use Phonetic Alphabet
I. Observer Identification
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II. Warning Order
FM 6-30 pg 4-1/2
a. Type of Mission:
(1) Adjust Fire
(2) Fire For Effect
(3) Suppress
(4) Immediate Suppression
(5) Immediate Smoke
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Adjust Fire
• “S40 de S30, AF, K”
Fire for Effect
•“S40 de S30, FFE, K”
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B. Method of Target Location:
(1) Grid (Default.)
(2) Polar (Include Observer location.)
(3) Shift KN PT/ TGT (Include name / #.)
FM 6-30 pg 4-2
II. Warning Order(Continued)
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Example Transmissions:(1) “S40 de S30, AF, K”
(2) “S40 de S30, AF, Polar, (Observer Location) AB 12345678, K”
(3) “S40 de S30, AF, Shift Known Point 1, K”
FM 6-30 pg 4-2
II. Warning Order(Continued)
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• OBSERVER IDENTIFICATION
• WARNING ORDER/METHOD OF TARGET LOCATION
• TARGET LOCATION
CALL FOR FIRE FORMAT
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III. Target Location
FM 6-30 pg 4-2
Grid: “Grid AB123456, K”
Polar: “Dir 310°mag, Dis 3200m, K”
Shift: “Dir 170°, L190, +400, D45, K”
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• OBSERVER IDENTIFICATION
• WARNING ORDER/METHOD OF TARGET LOCATION
• TARGET LOCATION
• TARGET DESCRIPTION
CALL FOR FIRE FORMAT
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IV. Target Description
Word picture of the target:•Type of Element• # of Elements•What is it doing• Degree of protection
“Infantry Platoon, stationary, i/o, K”FM 6-30 pg 4-3
(Last Mandatory CFF Element)
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IV. Target Description
“Infantry Platoon, stationary, i/o, K”
FM 6-30 pg 4-3
(Last Mandatory CFF Element)
“3 Tanks, Moving on road, i/o, K”
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• OBSERVER IDENTIFICATION• WARNING ORDER/METHOD OF
TARGET LOCATION• TARGET LOCATION• TARGET DESCRIPTION
• METHOD OF ENGAGEMENT
CALL FOR FIRE FORMAT
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• DANGER CLOSE– 600 meters for
mortars and artillery
– 750 meters for 5” or smaller naval fire
– 1000 meters for greater than 5” less than 16” naval fire
– 2000 meters for 16” naval or MLRS fires
• MARK
• TRAJECTORY– Low Angle– High Angle
• AMMUNITION
• DISTRIBUTION– BCS Sheaf– Open– Converged– Linear
METHOD OF ENGAGEMENT
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d. Trajectory:
(]) Low: Default.
(2) High: Once announced remains in effect until cancelled.
“T-62 behind hill, High Angle, K”
FM 6-30 pg 4-4 / FM 3-09.30 pg 6-6
V. Method of Engagement(Continued)
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Low Angle
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High Angle Fire
FM 6-30 pg 7-3 / FM 3-09.30 pg 9-8
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e. Ammunition:
(1) In adjustment/In effect projectile (HE)
(2) In adjustment/In effect fuze (Q)(VT)
(3) Volume of fire in the FFE (1)
FM 6-30 pg 4-4 / FM 3-09.30 pg 6-6
V. Method of Engagement(Continued)
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Example Transmissions:
“2 Mi-24s fueling i/o, WP, 3 rds i/e, K”
“3 BMPs i/o, WP i/a, ICM i/e, K”
Ammunition
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BCS Sheaf:
Distribution
V. Method of Engagement(Continued)
DEFAULT
Computer Generated
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BC Sheaf
X = Aim PointsFM 6-30 pg 4-4 / FM 3-09.30 pg 6-6
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Open Sheaf
FM 6-30 pg 4-4, pg 5-7 fig 5-8 / FM 3-09.30 pg 6-6
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Converged Sheaf
FM 6-30 pg 5-7
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Linear Sheaf
X= Aim Points
CENTER GRID
ATTITUDE
&
LENGTH
OR TWO END POINTS
FM 6-30 pg 4-4 / Square to FM 6-20-20 pg 1-27
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• OBSERVER IDENTIFICATION• WARNING ORDER/METHOD OF TARGET
LOCATION
• TARGET LOCATION
• TARGET DESCRIPTION• METHOD OF ENGAGEMENT
• METHOD OF FIRE AND CONTROL
CALL FOR FIRE FORMAT
1
2
3
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• CANNOT OBSERVE
• TIME ON TARGET (TOT)
• CONTINUOUS
ILLUMINATION
• COORDINATED
ILLUMINATION
• CONTINUOUS FIRE
• CEASE LOADING
• CHECK FIRING
• AT MY COMMAND (AMC)
METHOD OF FIRE AND CONTROL
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• Cease Loading:– Routine.– Target destroyed before all rounds
have been fired.– Gunline fires rounds in the howitzer
and does not load anymore rounds.
VI. Method of Fire and Control
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• Check Firing:
– Big Deal! (-like calling MAYDAY!)
– All units on the net stop firing immediately.
– Gunbunnies immediately move away from howitzer, even if rounds are in the tube.
VI. Method of Fire and Control
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• REPEAT
• FOLLOWED BY
• WHEN READY
(DEFAULT)
AT MY COMMAND (AMC)CANNOT OBSERVETIME ON TARGET (TOT)CONTINUOUS ILLUMINATIONCOORDINATED ILLUMINATIONCONTINUOUS FIRE CEASE LOADINGCHECK FIRING
METHOD OF FIRE AND CONTROL
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Sample Grid Mission
“H16 de H34, AF, k”
“Grid AC 634328, k”
“POL site i/o, WP i/e, AMC, k”
FM 6-30 pg 4-7
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Sample Polar Plot Mission1st Transmission:
“H16 de H34, AF, polar, AA12345678, k”
2nd Transmission:
“Dir 090° magnetic, Dis 3100, U40, k”
3rd Transmission:
“Infantry squad in the prone, ICM i/e, k”
FM 6-30 pg 4-8
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Sample Shift Mission
“H16 de H34, AF, shift KN PT 1, k”
“DIR 010° mag, L 320, + 400, U 60, k”
“2 BMPs i/o, ICM i/e, k”
FM 6-30 pg 4-5
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How many elements in a CFF?
6
How many transmissions and elements per transmission?
3 and
2, 1, & 1-3
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List the six elements.
I, W, L, D, M,M
What information is contained in each element?
> I : ID
> W: AF, FFE, Immediate Suppression, Immediate Smoke, Suppression
Grid, Shift, Polar
> L: Location to match method in Warning Order
> D: Description. Incl #, size, activity, cover, etc
> M: Method of engagement. Danger close, Marking
> M: Method of Control. AMC, TOT, WR, Repeat, etc
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Scrambled CFFGiven: VT i/e, AF, F23 de G46,
grid AB 462374, at my command, troops dug-in,
Answer: F23 de G46, AF, k Grid AB 462374, k Troops dug-in, VT i/e, AMC, k
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Scrambled CFFGiven:
BMP with dismounts, FFE, ICM,
DIS 4600, polar, DIR 020° mag,
W18 de Z24, (obs loc) AB 12344321.
Answer:
W18 de Z24, FFE, polar, AB12344321, k
Dir 020° mag, Dis 4600, k
BMP with dismounts, ICM, k
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Given: AF, shift KN PT 3, R 400, ZSU 23-4 i/o, + 800, Dir 330°mag, ICM i/e, J33 de K42
Answer: J33 de K42, AF, shift KN PT 3, k
Dir 330°mag, R 400, + 800, k
ZSU 23-4 i/o, ICM i/e, k
Scrambled CFF
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Talking Dogs
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QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?
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ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE B
ACTION: List the elements of the message to observer (MTO).
CONDITION: Given a classroom and a student handout. STANDARD: 33 questions covering all material Must score 70% to achieve a GO; can miss up to 10. Failure will result in remedial training and retest. Maximum score on retest is 70%.
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Message to Observer (MTO)
1. Unit to fire
2. Adjusting unit
3. Changes or additions to CFF
4. Number of rounds in FFE
5. TGT number
6. Additional information
FM 6-30 pg 4-6
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Message to Observer (MTO)
1. Unit to fire Delta
2. Adjusting unit Tango
3. Changes or additions to CFF VT i/e
4. Number of rounds in FFE 3
5. TGT number AA7503
6. Additional information TOF 62
FM 6-30 pg 4-6
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“MTO, D, T, VT i/e, 4 rds,
TGT # AA7732, 34 secs, K”
Message to Observer (MTO)
Example Transmission:
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• READY
– Battery is laid and ready to fire
OTHER INFORMATION
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• READY: Battery is laid and ready to fire
• SHOT
– Rounds are leaving the tubes
OTHER INFORMATION
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• READY: Battery is laid and ready to fire• SHOT: Rounds are leaving the tubes
• SPLASH
– XMITED 5 seconds before impact
OTHER INFORMATION
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• READY: Battery is laid and ready to fire• SHOT: Rounds are leaving the tubes• SPLASH: XMITED 5 seconds before impact
• ROUNDS COMPLETE
– FFE is complete
OTHER INFORMATION
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QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?
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Message to Observer (MTO)
1. Unit to fire Delta
2. Adjusting unit Tango
3. Changes or additions
to CFF VT i/e
4. Number of rds in FFE 3
5. TGT number AA7503
6. Additional information TOF 62
FM 6-30 pg 4-6
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ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE C
ACTION: Determine subsequent corrections.
CONDITION: Given a classroom and a student handout STANDARD: 33 questions covering all material Must score 70% to achieve a GO; can miss up to 10. Failure will result in remedial training and retest. Maximum score on retest is 70%.
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OT DIR
OV ER
SHO RT
ON LINELEFT RIGHT
DOUBTFUL DOUBTFUL
RANGECORRECT
RANGECORRECT
SPOTTINGS
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Observer
TGT
ON LINE AND SHORT
ADJUSTMENTS
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ON LINE AND OVER
ADJUSTMENTS
Observer
TGT
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RANGE CORRECT AND RIGHT
ADJUSTMENTS
Observer
TGT
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RANGE CORRECT AND LEFT
ADJUSTMENTS
Observer
TGT
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TGT
TARGET
ADJUSTMENTS
Observer
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• FDC needs a spotting line to apply observer corrections.
• Two types:– Gun Target Line– Observer Target Line
SPOTTING LINES
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• Standard spotting line for aerial observation.
• Azimuth drawn from guns to the target.
• FDC will use this if observer does not send a direction to the target.
• Standard spotting line for aerial observation.
• Azimuth drawn from guns to the target.
• FDC will use this if observer does not send a direction to the target.
GUN - TARGET (GT) LINE
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• Azimuth drawn from the observer to the target.
• Allows observers to make corrections based on how they see the rounds impact in relationship to the target.
OBSERVER - TARGET (OT) LINE
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• Standard spotting line for aerial observation.• Azimuth drawn from guns to the target.• FDC will use this if observer does not send a
direction to the target.
• Azimuth drawn from the observer to the target.• Allows observers to make corrections based on how they see the rounds impact in relationship to the target.
GUN - TARGET (GT) LINE
OBSERVER - TARGET (OT) LINE
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Obs
erve
r-Tar
get L
ine
Gun-Target Line
Observer
TGT
SPOTTING LINES
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Obs
erve
r-Tar
get L
ine
Gun-Target Line
Observer
TGT
SPOTTING LINES
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Obs
erve
r-Tar
get L
ine
Gun-Target Line
Observer
TGT
SPOTTING LINES
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• HEADING INDICATOR
• COMPASS
• MAP
• ESTIMATE
• Sun
• Moon
• Stars
• Moss?
DETERMINING DIRECTIONDETERMINING DIRECTION
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1. Initial CFF when doing a polar mission or shift from known point.
2. First subsequent correction during a grid mission.
3. Anytime direction changes more than 10 degrees or 100 mils.
• When must direction be sent to the FDC?
DIRECTION
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Once direction has been determined, send it to the FDC to the:
Nearest degree magnetic;
- or -Nearest 1 mil
- or -the FDC will use the Gun-Target line.
SUBSEQUENT CORRECTIONS
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The artillery prefers to use mils because they are a more accurate form of measurement. They are more
accurate because they are a smaller increment.
360 degrees in a circle
=6400 mils in a circle
Approximately 18 mils in a degree
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Did you know?
One mil of angular deviation
equals approx. one meter
of distance on the ground
at 1000 meters (1 KM).
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Mil Relation Formula
The mil is used because of its accuracy and the mil relation formula, which is based on the assumption that an angle of 1 mil will subtend an arc of 1 meter at a distance of 1,000 meters.
Mils
1m 1 Meter 3 Meters2 Meters
1000 meters2000 meters
3000 meters
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Mil Relation Formula
3150 or 5,600 mils
2700 or 4,800 mils
2250 or 4,000 mils
1800 or 3,200 mils
N
NE
SE
S
EW
SW
NW
1350 or 2,400 mils
900 or 1,600 mils
450 or 800 mils
00 or 3600
0 or 6,400 MILS
3150 or 5,600 mils
2700 or 4,800 mils
2250 or 4,000 mils
1800 or 3,200 mils
N
NE
SE
S
EW
SW
NW
1350 or 2,400 mils
900 or 1,600 mils
450 or 800 mils
00 or 3600
0 or 6,400 MILS
3150 or 5,600 mils
2700 or 4,800 mils
2250 or 4,000 mils
1800 or 3,200 mils
N
NE
SE
S
EW
SW
NW
1350 or 2,400 mils
900 or 1,600 mils
450 or 800 mils
00 or 3600
0 or 6,400 MILS
Cardinal Directions
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Mil Relation Formula
The mil relation formula (W = R X m) has several applications in
observed fire procedures.
Determine the width of a lateral shift (W) from a known point to a new
target.
Determine deviation corrections in adjustment of fire procedures based
on deviation spotting in mils and OT distance factor.
W = R x m (mils)
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Mil Relation Formula
Target
Observer-Target (OT) Line
W
m
Observer
R
W = R x mils
W = R X m, where
W = Lateral shift in meters (nearest 10 meters)
m = angular deviation in mils (to nearest 1 mil)
R = Range to target to the nearest 100 meters expressedIn thousands
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DETERMINE MILSUsing Hand Measurement:
SUBSEQUENT CORRECTIONS
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OBSERVER TARGET FACTOR
• Determine Range to Target.
• Divide Range by 1000.
• Round off to the nearest whole number.
– If the result is a .5, round to the nearest whole even number.
SUBSEQUENT CORRECTIONS
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OBSERVER TARGET FACTOR
Or,
Round to the nearest KM
Remember, ½ KM
rounds to the nearest even KM.
SUBSEQUENT CORRECTIONS
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• 2.2 =
• 5.5 =
• 4.4 =
• 4.6 =
• 8.5 =
SUBSEQUENT CORRECTIONS
2
64
58
Round off to the nearest whole number.
Artillery Express = If the result is a .5, round to the nearest whole even number.
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• 2.6 =
• 5.4 =
• 4.5 =
• 8.3 =
• 8.9 =
SUBSEQUENT CORRECTIONS
3
54
89
Round off to the nearest whole number.
Artillery Express = If the result is a .5, round to the nearest whole even number.
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DETERMINE DEVIATION
N
3 FINGERS
• Three fingers equals 100 mils.
• The target is 5000m away.
• Range divided by 1000 gives an OT factor of 5.
• W = R x m
• 5 x 100 = 500.
• Therefore the deviation is R 500 meters.
5000
meters
Observer
TGT
SUBSEQUENT CORRECTIONS
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YOU DETERMINE DEVIATION
N
• Two fingers equals?
• 70 mils
• The target is how far away?
• 3400m away
• Range divided by 1000 gives an OT factor of ?
• 3.4 = 3
• Then we do what?
• 3 x 70 = 210
• Therefore the deviation is?
• 210 meters
3400
meters
Observer
TGT
SUBSEQUENT CORRECTIONS
2 FINGERS
R 210
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CORRECTION ACCURACIES
• DEVIATION - Nearest 10 meters (until within bursting radius).
– Example: ROUND IMPACTS L125 -- R120
– Example: ROUND IMPACTS L30 -- No adjustment needed.
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CORRECTION ACCURACIES
RANGE - Nearest 100 meters.
No correction necessary if within 50 meters.
Example:
ROUND IMPACTS OVER 340-- D300
ROUND SHORT 70M -- A100 FFE, OVER
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CORRECTION ACCURACIES
HEIGHT OF BURST - Nearest 5 meters.
If first spotting is a ground burst, the correction will be “UP 40” – implies use of mechanical time fuse.
Aerial observer requiring an air burst should ask for fuse variable time (VT).
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CORRECTION ACCURACIES
• DEVIATION - Nearest 10 meters (until within bursting radius).
– Example: ROUND IMPACTS L125 -- R120– Example: ROUND IMPACTS L30 -- No adjustment needed.
• RANGE - Nearest 100 meters.– No correction necessary if within 50 meters.– Example: ROUND IMPACTS OVER 340-- D300
ROUND SHORT 70M -- A100 FFE, OVER
• HEIGHT OF BURST - Nearest 5 meters.– If first spotting is a ground burst, the correction will be “UP 40” – implies use of
mechanical time fuse.– Aerial observer requiring an air burst should ask for fuse variable time (VT).
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Initial Round Impacts
Observer
TGT
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
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N
Determine Direction
45 degrees magnetic (800 mils) to the target.
Observer-Target Line
Observer
TGT
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
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N
Estimate Distance to Target
Range is 2200 meters.
Observer
TGT
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
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N
Estimate Deviation Correction
OT factor =
A fist is approximately
2 X 180 =
Therefore the deviation is 360 meters.Observer
TGT
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
2200/1000 = 2.2 (2)
180 Mils
3602200 meters
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N
Estimate Deviation Correction
The round impacted to the left of the target.
The correction is “Right 360”.
Observer
TGT
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
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N
Estimate Range Correction
Range error is
estimated at 120 meters.
Observer
TGT
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
45 degrees
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Observer
TGTN
Send One-Round Adjustment
What is the proper correction call?
H28 this is Y67,
Direction 045 Deg Mag,
Right 360, Add 100,
Fire for effect, over.
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
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QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?
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A round may be spotted as lost for a number of
reasons:• The round was a dud.
• Terrain prevented you from seeing it.
• Weather prevented observation (fog for example).
• Enemy fire kept you from seeing it.
• You weren’t looking in the right place at the right
time.
• The FDC or gun line made an error.
LOST ROUND PROCEDURES
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LOST ROUND PROCEDURES
What should you do?
• Check your data (target location).
• Repeat with a smoke round. (Safer than moving round.)
• 200 meter air burst (better be careful aviator!!)
• Repeat.
• End the mission and start a new one.
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Once you achieve the desired effects on the target it’s time for the:
1. RECORD AS TARGET (OPTIONAL)
2. END OF MISSION
3. BATTLE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT (BDA)
TERMINATION OF THE MISSION
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RREMS
USE “RREMS”REFINEMENTS
“RECORD AS TARGET”
“END OF MISSION”
SURVEILLANCE (BDA)
TERMINATION OF THE MISSION
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OBSERVER:OBSERVER: RECORD AS TARGET,END OF MISSION,ESTIMATE 1 VEHICLE DESTROYED, 5 KIAS, OVER.
FDC:FDC: RECORD AS TARGET,END OF MISSION,ESTIMATE 1 VEHICLE DESTROYED, 5 KIAS,TARGET # AB7031, PV 1234 5678, OVER.
TARGET # AB7031, PV 1234 5678, OUTOBSERVER:OBSERVER:
TERMINATION OF THE MISSION
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OBSERVER:OBSERVER: END OF MISSION,
ESTIMATE 1 VEHICLE DESTROYED, 5 KIAS, OVER.
FDC:FDC: END OF MISSION,
ESTIMATE 1 VEHICLE DESTROYED, 5 KIAS, OUT.
TERMINATION OF THE MISSION
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QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?
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PE in SHO?PE in SHO?
REVIEW DAY 1 REVIEW DAY 1
QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?
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A A ADay 2
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PE in SHO?PE in SHO?
REVIEW DAY 1 REVIEW DAY 1
QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?
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What is the default target line?
Gun-Target Line.
What target line is best for an aerial observer when adjusting rounds?
Observer-Target Line.
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W = R x m
R =
m =
Observer-Target Factor (OT factor)
Angle in mils.
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The observed round appears to be 160m beyond the target.
+ or - _____ m?
- 200
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Observer
TGT
Initial Round Impacts
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENTONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
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Observer
TGTN
Determine Direction
039°
mag
netic
Observer-Target Line
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENTONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
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Observer
TGTN
Estimate Distance to Target
Range is 2700 meters.
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENTONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
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Observer
TGTN
Estimate Deviation Correction
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENTONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
2700
m
OT factor = 2700/1000 = 2.7 (3)
A fist is approximately 180 mils.
3 X 180 = 540 meters
Therefore the deviation is 540 meters.
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Observer
TGTN
Estimate Deviation Correction
The round impacted to the left of the target.
The correction is “Left 540”.
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENTONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
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Observer
TGTN
Estimate Range Correction
Range error is
estimated at 160 meters.
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENTONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
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TGT
Observer
N
Send One-Round Adjustment
H28 this is Y67,
Direction 039° Mag,
Left 540, Add 200,
Fire for effect, over.
ONE ROUND ADJUSTMENTONE ROUND ADJUSTMENT
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QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?
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ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE D
ACTION: Select the transmissions for a shift from known point call for fire.
CONDITION: Given a classroom and a student handout STANDARD: 33 questions covering all material Must score 70% to achieve a GO; can miss up to 10. Failure will result in remedial training and retest. Maximum score on retest is 70%.
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KNOWN POINTS must be “known” by both the FDC and the observer.
They can be established by:
• Using terrain identifiable on a map and on the ground.
• Using a laser or G/VLLD.
• Using a target location for which you have had effects and for which the FDC has saved firing data.
SHIFT FROM A KNOWN POINT
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300 meters
KNOWN DATA
TARGET
# BA1005
Range to Target is 3500 meters
N
Heading indicator shows direction to target to be 90 degrees magnetic
260 meters
SHIFT FROM A KNOWN POINT
Elevation 390 M
Elevation 330 M
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TARGET # BA1005
M81 this is M82, adjust fire, shift BA1005, over.Direction 090 deg mag, R 300, + 300, D 60, over.Stationary SP Artillery, DPICM in effect, AMC, over.
MTO, M, A, 2 ROUNDS, TGT # AB1050, 20 SECS, OVER.
SHIFT FROM A KNOWN POINT
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First Round Impacts
TARGET
# BA1005N
SHIFT FROM A KNOWN POINT
Direction 090°, Range 3500 M
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Adjusting Data
Direction ? Not necessary.
L/R ?
+/- ?
U/D ?
Command ?
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First Round Impacts
TARGET
# BA1005
30mils
N
SHIFT FROM A KNOWN POINT
Direction 090°, Range 3500 M
W = R X mW = 4 X 30 = 120 M
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Adjusting Data
Direction ? No, no change
L/R ? R 120
+/- ?
U/D ?
Command ?
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First Round Impacts
TARGET
# BA1005
Estimated Range is 3500.
4 x 30 = 120
Correction is:
Right 120, drop 100.
80 meters
SHIFT FROM A KNOWN POINT
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Fire for Effect
TARGET
# BA1005
M81 this is M82, right 120, drop 100, fire for effect, over.
SHIFT FROM A KNOWN POINT
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In what way is a shift from a known point CFF different from a grid CFF?
1. You must state “shift known point XXX” in the warning order.
2. You must give OT line, deviation, range, and height from the known point to the target in the location (second transmission.)
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QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?
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ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE E
ACTION: Select the correct suppression mission.
CONDITION: Given a classroom and a student handout STANDARD: 33 questions covering all material Must score 70% to achieve a GO; can miss up to 10. Failure will result in remedial training and retest. Maximum score on retest is 70%.
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FM 6-30 pg 4-1/2
Type of Mission
(1) Suppress
(2) Immediate Suppression
(3) Immediate Smoke
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S E A D
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SUPPRESSION
One One
Transmissio
n
Transmissio
n Pre-Planned
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S E A D
Time on Target (TOT)
On Call
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SUPPRESSION – T O T
• SEAD along route of flight
• LZ preparation
• SEAD around LZ
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“M81 this is M82,
Suppress AB1234 over.”
Suppression missions are utilized against a PLANNED target to limit the enemy’s ability to operate for a specified period of time. You will
generally receive HE/VT or smoke.
SUPPRESSION
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IMMEDIATE SUPPRESSION
One One
Transmissio
n
Transmissio
n
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“M81 this is M82,
Immediate Suppression,
PK123456, over.”
- To assist the friendly element in disengaging from the enemy.
- Utilized against an UNPLANNED target.
- You will generally receive HE/VT.
One One
Transmissio
n
Transmissio
n
IMMEDIATE SUPPRESSION
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IMMEDIATE SMOKE
“M81 this is M82,
Immediate Smoke,
PK 123456 over.”
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• Employed against a planned or unplanned
target.
• Purpose: to suppress the enemy by obscuring his vision for a short period of time.
• (Max Diameter = 150m)
IMMEDIATE SMOKE
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QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?
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What is the purpose of Immediate suppression/smoke and
suppression calls for fire?
To break contact and relocate and/or continue your mission.
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Immediate suppression/smoke is preplanned. True or false?
False.
What are the two ways to execute a preplanned suppression mission?
TOT or ON Call
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You are unexpectedly engaged and forced to take cover.
What call would you send to break contact and continue your mission?
Arty de AVN, Immediate suppression/smoke, Grid AB 123456, K
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You have planned a suppression mission for a possible threat. How would you call to execute
this mission?
Guns de Aviator,
Suppress, AB 1234, K
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ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE F
ACTION: Select the correct call for fire format and make appropriate adjustments for a Danger Close mission.
CONDITION: Given a classroom and a student handout. STANDARD: 33 questions covering all material Must score 70% to achieve a GO; can miss up to 10. Failure will result in remedial training and retest. Maximum score on retest is 70%.
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“Danger Close” is announced in the method of engagement when rounds will impact within certain distances of friendly units.
DANGER CLOSE
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• “Danger Close” is announced in the method of engagement.
• All howitzers will fire in the adjustment phase of a Danger Close mission.
• Danger Close criteria is dependent on the weapon
system/munition that is being employed.
• 600 meters for mortars and artillery
• 750 meters for 5” or smaller naval fire
• 1000 meters for greater than 5” less than 16” naval fire
• 2000 meters for 16” naval or MLRS fires
DANGER CLOSE
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• Creeping Fires are used in danger close missions.
• Corrections should be made by creeping the fires to the target by using corrections of 100 meters or less if the rounds are moving toward friendly locations.
• If correction moves the impact outside of danger close range the observer should announce “CANCEL DANGER CLOSE”.
DANGER CLOSE
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400 m
M81 this is M22, adjust fire, over.
PV 123 567, over.
Infantry Squad in the open, Danger Close, AMC, over.175 m
DANGER CLOSE
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400 m
M81 this is M22, 135o degrees magnetic, right 100, over.
135 degrees magnetic
175 m
DANGER CLOSE
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400 meters
100 meters
M81 this is M22, right 100, FFE, over.
135 degrees magnetic
Enemy has moved 25 meters forward in it’s assault of our
friendly location.
DANGER CLOSE
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400 meters
DANGER CLOSE
M81 this is M22, EOM, six KIAs, over.
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• There are special considerations when using improved conventional munitions in a danger close mission.
• Start the adjustment at least 600 meters from friendly troops.
• Pay particular attention to wind speed and direction.
• Adjust with the entire battery, making corrections based on the “near” edge of the effects pattern.
DANGER CLOSE
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I THUNDER 35 de SABER 14,W FFE k
L PA 35642177 k
D 7 dismounts i/oM Danger Close, HE,M AT MY COMMAND k
CALL FOR FIRE
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• Each weapon should be adjusted into place.
• FPF is announced instead of a target description.
• Attitude and Danger Close are announced in the method of engagement.
• Start adjusting with the FLANK piece impacting CLOSEST to friendlies.
FINAL PROTECTIVE FIREFINAL PROTECTIVE FIRE
• A FPF is an immediately available preplanned barrier of direct and indirect fire designed to provide close protection to friendly positions.
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Final Protective Fire
OP
16
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I THUNDER 35 de SABER 14,W FFE k
L PA 35642177 k
D Final Protective Fire,M Linear Sheaf, 130° mag, 600M, Danger Close,M AT MY COMMAND k
CALL FOR FIRE
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ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE G
ACTION: Select the appropriate call for fire for a marking round mission.
CONDITION: Given a classroom and a student handout. STANDARD: 33 questions covering all material.
Must score 70% to achieve a GO; can miss up to 10. Failure will result in remedial training and retest.
Maximum score on retest is 70%.
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FSCLFLOT
xxx
Used When Visibility is Poor,
on Deceptive Terrain, Unreliable maps
PRIMARILYIN CONJUNCTION WITH THE EXECUTION
OF A CLOSE AIR SUPPORT MISSION
MARKING ROUNDSMARKING ROUNDS
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Description of the Target (None given) D
Method of Engagement Marking round, WP, M
Method of Fire and Control At my command, over. M
First TransmissionFirst TransmissionObserver Identification: M81 this is M82, I
Warning Order: FFE (or AF), over. W
Second TransmissionSecond TransmissionTarget Location: PK 495 197, over. L
Third TransmissionThird Transmission
MARKING ROUNDS
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MARKING ROUND(HEXOCHLOROETHANE (HC) SMOKE)
Ground Burst• UP 100
Canisters bouncing excessively• UP 50
Canisters too spread out• DOWN 50
MARKING ROUNDS
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MARKING ROUND(GROUND BURST ILLUMINATION)
•Determine DOWN correctionby measuring how far abovethe ground the flare ignited.
•Height of burst correctionssent to the nearest 50 meters.
MARKING ROUNDS
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QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?
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In a CFF, what is the correct descriptionfor a marking round?
There is no target to describe.
In what element of the CFF do you announce “mark or marking round?”
In the method of engagement.
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QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?
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A A ADay 3
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ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVE H
ACTION: Determine the trigger point for a close air support marking round mission.
CONDITION: Without the use of notes.
STANDARD: IAW FM 6-30.
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Description of the Target (None given) D
Method of Engagement Marking round, WP, M
Method of Fire and Control At my command, over. M
First TransmissionFirst TransmissionObserver Identification: M81 this is M82, I
Warning Order: FFE (or AF), over. W
Second TransmissionSecond TransmissionTarget Location: PK 495 197, over. L
Third TransmissionThird Transmission
MARKING ROUNDS
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CAS Execution with Non- Joint Terminal Attack Controller
Personnel• Air Force considers this Emergency CAS
• Units with a reasonable expectation to conduct terminal attack control need to have certified JTAC/Joint Forward Observer (JFO) available.
• In rare circumstances, the ground commander might require CAS when no JTAC is available.
• • Non-JTAC controllers must clearly state to
attacking aircraft that they are “non-JTAC qualified.”
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• Ground personnel will:– Identify themselves as “non-JTAC
qualified” on aircraft check-in.
– Make every effort to involve a qualified JTAC / JFO in the situation.
– Provide as much of the 9-Line briefing as possible.
– As a minimum, pass target elevation, target location, target description, and restrictions.
CAS Execution with Non- Joint Terminal Attack Controller
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CAS Aircrew in this situation will:
– Make every effort to involve a qualified JTAC / JFO in the situation.
– Be prepared to “PULL” information to complete critical portions of the CAS briefing.
– Exercise vigilance with target identification, weapons effects, and friendly location.
CAS Execution with Non- Joint Terminal Attack Controller
Personnel
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• Contact Point (CP): The point at which communications is established between the CAS flight leader and the CAS controller.• Initial communications established between the aircraft and the JFO/Joint Terminal Air Controller (JTAC). • Pilot sends the CAS check-in Brief. • Observer/JTAC sends the situational update to pilot.
CONTACT POINT (CP)
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AIRCRAFT: (Cool Army Aviator) de Warthog MSN # A1572 A-10sCurrently located W of Faluja 14NMEach Aircraft has 1 30mm gun and 4 MK84 2000lbsWe have approximately 20 min of playtimeAbort code-AerosmithOver
Example Check in brief.
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YOU: There is no qualified J-TAC/JFO in area.RPGs located around target.Size: TGT is a small pick up truck with dismounts.Activity: They are observing a green zone.Location: TGT Location is MB 4018 8831.Uniform: Civilian Attire.Time: Time now.Equipment: RPG, AK-47, Civilian vehicle.Friendly units are 1 Kiowa circling vic grid MB 3914 9030. Artillery will have shot one marking round before your arrival to the target area.3BCT commander has giving me approval for final clearance.4 2000lbs.No restrictions.No Hazards, k
EXAMPLE Sit. Update
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Determining Initial Point
• Initial Point (IP). The geographic location over which the aircraft will loiter/hold awaiting permission to start its timed run to the TGT.
• An effective and efficient method for selecting an IP is to anchor the location of that IP off of the target.
• When CAS aircraft are passed to a JTAC from a contact point, the JTAC should immediately pass target coordinates (precise if able) to those CAS players
• Then anchor their initial point of the target with a direction and distance.
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Determining Initial Point (IP)
• The JTAC selects the IP based on
– enemy threat capabilities
– target orientation
– friendly location
– weather
– aircraft capabilities
–fire support coordination requirements
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Keyhole Method
• Letters ABCD represent NESW and TGT
• Give direction and distance
• Example• A8 = North of target
8 NM.
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Example Transmission
• JTAC: “Warthog 11, advise when ready to copy target coordinates.”
• Aircraft: “Warthog 11, ready to copy.”• JTAC: “Ten-digit grid to follow. NU 87138 50874,
elevation 1456.”• Aircraft: “I copy NU 87138 50874, elevation 1456.”• JTAC: “Warthog 11, proceed to Alpha 8, angels 15,
report established.”• Aircraft: “Warthog 11, established Alpha 8, angels
15.”
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Close Air Support 9-Line Briefing
• Do not transmit line numbers.
• Units of measure are standard unless briefed.
• Lines 4, 6, and restrictions are mandatory read back.
• JTAC may request additional read back.
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Example 9 line brief
AIRCRAFT: (CAA) de Death Stalker 6 XXXX X established.YOU: Good CopyYOU: Warthog 11 de (CAA)“Type 2 Control no qualified JTAC or JFO”1. IP/BP: XXXX X2. Heading: XXX3. Distance: X4*. Target Elevation: XXX (In feet MSL)5. Target Description: 1 small pickup truck w/ dismounts.6*. Target Location: MB 4018 88317. Type Mark: Artillery WP8. Location of Friendlies: W 2000m9. “Egress: Back to IPRemarks (as appropriate): 4 2000lbs
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• Observer/JTAC initiates the Marking Round mission.
- They will receive the TOF in the MTO.- Buildup time is standard.
• Ask the Pilot for the IP to Target run time.
• Calculate the time trigger to send command “FIRE”
Arrival/Holding at Initial Point (IP)
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IP Target Area
120 SECONDS
TOF)RUN TIME (BUILD UP TIME +_
MARKING ROUND TIMING
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IP Target Area
120 SECONDS
RUN TIME (BUILD UP TIME + TOF)
120 SEC (from Pilot)
20 SEC (WP)
20 SEC (MTO)
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MARKING ROUND TIMING
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IP Target Area
120 SECONDS
RUN TIME (BUILD UP TIME + TOF)
BACK OFF TIME = 120 – ( 20 + 20) = 80 SEC
Trigger Point = 80 seconds
Send command “FIRE” to the FDC 80 seconds after aircraft reports “DEPARTING IP”.
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MARKING ROUND TIMING
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• Clear the pilot to depart the IP.• Start count down for the time trigger for the command to “fire” when the pilot reports departure.• Send the command to “fire”.• Observe the round impact.
Execution of CAS
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Orient the flight leader onto the TGT based upon the location of the marking round by one of the following:
1. Direct the pilot to the marking round using clock direction with the nose of the aircraft at 12 o’clock.
2. Direct the pilot from the marking round to the target using cardinal directions and distance in meters. (Cardinal directions are north, east, south, west, northeast, northwest, etc.)
Target Area
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Mil Relation Formula
3150 or 5,600 mils
2700 or 4,800 mils
2250 or 4,000 mils
1800 or 3,200 mils
N
NE
SE
S
EW
SW
NW
1350 or 2,400 mils
900 or 1,600 mils
450 or 800 mils
00 or 3600
0 or 6,400 MILS
3150 or 5,600 mils
2700 or 4,800 mils
2250 or 4,000 mils
1800 or 3,200 mils
N
NE
SE
S
EW
SW
NW
1350 or 2,400 mils
900 or 1,600 mils
450 or 800 mils
00 or 3600
0 or 6,400 MILS
3150 or 5,600 mils
2700 or 4,800 mils
2250 or 4,000 mils
1800 or 3,200 mils
N
NE
SE
S
EW
SW
NW
1350 or 2,400 mils
900 or 1,600 mils
450 or 800 mils
00 or 3600
0 or 6,400 MILS
Cardinal Directions
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• CARDINAL DIRECTION/DISTANCE
Northeast 500 meters
12
ORIENTATION TO THE TARGET
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Final Clearance
• Once Pilot has identified Target send“CLEARED HOT”
• You can abort the mission any time before ordinance is released by announcing "ABORT" or the abort code sent in the 9-Line brief.
• Assess if target needs to be re-attacked
– If JTAC/JFO or Pilot feel target needs to be re-attacked announce:
"CLEARED FOR RE-ATTACK".
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QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?
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One of those days; just going along minding my own business …….then
WHACK!!!
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What times are required to compute a trigger point for a CAS mission?
1. Aircraft run time.
2. Round TOF.
3. Build up time.
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What is the formula for a CAS trigger point?
Run time - (TOF + Build up time) = Trigger point.
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QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?
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Map, pen, protractor.Lamp on.
Map, pen, protractor.Lamp on.
CFFT PECFFT PE