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Example CFF: Fire for effect using a grid, with a correction
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FM/BG-731.V2.00 - Example CFF: Fire for effect using a grid, with a correction
FOBatteryMeaning
Call for fire
Hammer, this is Alfa, fire for effect, grid Request for a fire mission, using grid as location type.
 Alfa, Hammer, fire for effect, grid 
Grid 1234-5678 The FO gives the grid of the target
 Grid 1234-5678 
2 trucks under sheet-metal roof, HE in effect The FO gives a target description
 2 trucks under sheet-metal roof, HE in effectAt this point the battery computes a solution and is clear to fire.
Message to observer
 2 rounds, AF0025The battery will shoot 2 rounds per gun, and assigned the target the identifier “AF0025”
2 rounds, AF0025, break, direction 1600 The direction from the FO to the target is 1600 milliradians, this will be used by the battery to perform any corrections.
Rounds going out
 ShotThe battery shot it's first round
Shot  
 SplashThe first round will impact in 5 seconds.
Splash  
 Rounds completeThe last round of the salve has been fired.
Rounds complete  
Correcting impacts
Add 200, right 100, repeat 

From the FO's perspective, the rounds landed 200m short and 100m left of the target.

The FO corrects for what they see and request a new salvo.

 Add 200, right 100, repeat, out. 
Rounds going out
 Shot 
Shot  
 Splash 
Splash  
End of mission
On line, drop 50, record target, end of mission, 2 trucks destoyed 

From the FO's perspective, the rounds landed 50m over and with no left/right deviation of the target.

The FO want the target recorded for later use, ends the mission, and gives a BDA.

 On line, drop 50, record target, end of mission, 2 trucks destoyed 
Last major change:

Remove over/out

Published by Sgt Jochem on 24/01/2026 at 16:20
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