Which item identifies the target location in a CFF?

Which item identifies the target location in a CFF?

• A. WARNO
• B. Description
• C. Observer ID
• D. Tgt location (6 digit grid)

Answer: (D)

In a Call for Fire, pinpointing where to fire is done with the target location expressed as a six-digit grid. That grid provides a precise map reference, so the firing unit can compute trajectories and hit the intended point. The warning order sets timing and intent, not the target’s position. The target description tells you what the target is like, but without coordinates you can’t align the fire. The observer’s identity identifies who is calling for fire, not where the target sits. So the six-digit grid is the item that identifies the target location.

In a Call for Fire, pinpointing where to fire is done with the target location expressed as a six-digit grid. That grid provides a precise map reference, so the firing unit can compute trajectories and hit the intended point. The warning order sets timing and intent, not the target’s position. The target description tells you what the target is like, but without coordinates you can’t align the fire. The observer’s identity identifies who is calling for fire, not where the target sits. So the six-digit grid is the item that identifies the target location.