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What are the tasks of Fires?
- Deliver Fires
- Integrate Fires
- Conduct Targeting
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What are the Fires core competencies?
- ADA (Aerial Attack, Missile Attack, Surveillance)
- FA (destroy, defeat and disrupt the enemy with integrated fires)
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What are the Field Artillery core competencies?
- Field Artillery
- Fire Support
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What are the Principles of Fires?
- Precise
- Scalable
- Synchronized
- Responsive
- Networked
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What are the Characteristics of Fires?
- All Weather
- Precision/Near-Precision Fires (10m/50m accuracy)
- Mass Area Fires
- Air & Space Integration
- Inherently Joint
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How does intelligence support Fires?
- Target development
- Target detection
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Counterfire and Air and Missile Defense support which WFF?
Protection
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Commanders consideration for FA employment?
- Adequate fire support for committed units.
- Weight the main effort.
- Immediate responsive fires.
- Facilitate future operations.
- Maximize feasible centralized control.
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What levels of command have Fires Cells?
Division & Brigade
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What elements can augment a Fires Cell?
- Naval Surface Fire Support Liaison Officer
- Marine Corps Liaison Officer
- Army Space Support Teams
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Who recommneds the command or support relationship for FA units?
Force FA Commander
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What are the two Fires Planning products?
- Area Air Defense Plan
- Fire Support Plan
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What guides Fires planning?
- Commander's Intent
- Commander's Guidance for Fires
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What is CARVER?
- Criticality
- Accessibility
- Recuperability
- Vulnerability
- Effect
- Recognizability
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What is F2T2EA?
Find, Fix, Track, Target, Engage, Assess. It is used for joint dynamic targeting.
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What is F3EAD?
Find, Fix, Finish, Exploit, Analyze, Dissemintate. It is HVI-centric.
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Two items from the Commander's Guidance for Fires?
- No Strike List (NSL): Protected by Internation Law or ROE.
- Restricted Target List (RTL): Coordinate strikes with JFLCC.
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