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Direct fire or line-of-sight
fire refers to
firing of a
ranged weapon whose projectile is
launched directly at a
target within the line-of-sight of the...
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Indirect fire is
aiming and
firing a
projectile without relying on a
direct line of
sight between the gun and its target, as in the case of
direct fire. Aiming...
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Automatic cannon (20–40 mm) or
grenade fire may also be
available and
fire from
larger direct fire systems such as tanks. However,
limited ammunition...
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military formation's
exposure to
enemy fire. A
formation or
position is "in enfilade" if
weapon fire can be
directed along its
longest axis. A unit or position...
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According to Textron, it
invested in the 90 mm
Direct Fire Vehicle as a
direct response to the
Afghan requirement for a more
heavily armed...
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organized to
direct and
control indirect artillery fire on the battlefield.
Since World War I, to
conduct indirect artillery fire,
three distinct components...
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indirect fire,
though the term may also be used for some
forms of
supporting direct fire. The
United States Department of
Defense defines fire support...
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- spots,
called "dead zones", and
allowed fire along the
curtain wall from
positions protected from
direct fire. Many
bastion forts also
feature cavaliers...
- gun" by the "detachment" or gun crew,
constituting either direct or
indirect artillery fire. The
manner in
which gunnery crews (or formations) are emplo****...