Weapons Firing

2. Bravo _____ is used when requesting permission from CTG/OCS to conduct Pre-Action Calibration (PAC) on a specified true bearing.
5. Weapons _____ means fire may be opened on any target(s) that has/have not been identified as friend.
7. Weapons _____ is an order meaning no weapons are to be fired under any circumstance.
9. ______ identifies a situation where an unintended target is close to approaching the edges of the safety firing arcs or missile hazard pattern such that it may enter the safety template prior to the firing sequence being completed.
11. Bravo _____ is employed when a unit is no longer BF and can also be employed when a unit given firing duty is unable to commence a firing run within two minutes.
13. Range _____ indicates that no land, vessels, aircraft or unintended target(s) other than the target-towing vessel or aircraft have been detected in the safety firing arcs and/or missile hazard pattern.
14. _____ Fire means do not open fire/cease firing; weapons already launched but be technically destroyed if possible.
15. Bravo _____ means that all units have verified safety firing arcs are clear and are prepared to proceed.

1. _____ Fire means do not open fire/cease firing; weapons already launched continue to intercept.
3. _____ Range is employed to denote that area is active IAW OPAREA assignment message and/or designated firing unit(s) is/are authorized to proceed with firing runs.
4. Bravo _____ is passed when a unit has completed their firing run.
6. Check _____ is the emergency order to stop firing and cancels the firing permissive. Command is the only authority that may cancel this.
8. Range _____ may be called by anyone prior to Command giving permission to carry on with the firing run.
10. Weapons _____ is the permissive order to carry on with a firing run.
12. _____ Range is used to denote when an area is fouled or when any unit's range becomes fouled/about to become fouled.