CFF

2. Observer must send their location to the Fire Direction Control (FDC) before executing a Polar Call for Fire.
3. A technique used to establish a bracket where one round lands over and another short of the target.
5. Transmission term indicating each round fired during adjustment.
10. Identifies the observer and unit being contacted in a call for fire.
12. This phase indicates the completion of the fire for effect mission.

1. Defines a method of specifying direction and distance in relation to a known point.
4. Concludes the call for fire, including refining corrections and ensuring surveillance.
6. Specifies mission type; includes Adjust Fire, Fire for Effect, Immediate Supp/Smk, and Suppression.
7. The method of specifying a target’s position using a minimum of 6 digits and a max of 10.
8. A term that informs when a round is five seconds from detonation.
9. The unit of measurement used to define the direction of a Polar Method transmission (nearest 10)
11. The distance from observer to target is used to calculate this factor.