Rapidly identify a light vehicle as being:
Those at higher proficiency are able to identify the subclasses as:
Above: A column of US Army M1114 uparmored HMMWV (or Humvee)
Rapidly identify a AFV as being:
Those at higher proficiency are able to identify the subclasses as:
Above: US Army M1126 Stryker AFV on patrol
Use a firing position that provides:
When preparing to make an anti-vehicle shot, quickly scan the surrounding area while loudly declaring others to "Clear backblast!". The scan is intended to give visibility on who or what may be behind the launcher and help visually verify that the backblast area is clear of friendly personnel.
Declare "Backblast clear!" to let the gunner know that they are able to safely fire, after clearing the danger area by visually scanning it.
Upon hearing "Backblast clear!", or having visually confirmed that the area is clear, confirm the sight picture, loudly declare "Rocket!" and then fire the weapon.
Hit non-moving (static) targets:
Hit non-moving (static) targets:
To increase the chance of hitting an aircraft shoot when:
Side shots are generally not going to hit, unless the target has no countermeasures. Rear shots might also not work if the aircraft is fast enough to run away from the missile.
In general, the missile should fly for as short a time as possible and in a straight line.