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When are FST developed?
MDMP during Receipt of Mission / Mission Analysis.
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How many and what the elements that comprise FSTs?
- Four
- 1. Task
- 2. Purpose
- 3. Execution
- 4. Assessment
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____- Specifies the "what" that fires must accomplish for a phase of the operation.
Task
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____- Specifies the "why" of the task which is the targeting objective against a specific target.
Purpose
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_____- Specifies the "who, when and where" for each Task.
Execution
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How is the execution described? (hint: TTLODAC)
- Target #/Type
- Trigger
- Location
- Observer
- Delivery System
- Attack Guidance / # of iterations
- Communications networks
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The alternate method or additional information used to describe the Execution of FST is what? (hint: PPAR)
- Priority
- Positioning Guidance
- Allocation
- Restriction
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_____-establish criteria to measure task accomplishment & assists in determination of re-attack criteria. (usually stated w/ MOE, MOP, or BDA).
Assessment
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_____- Tasks the FA must accomplish to achieve a FST.
Field Artillery Task (FAT)
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FATs are constructed in what format?
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How many and what are the types of problems?
- three
- 1. Well-structured
- 2. Medium-structured
- 3. Ill-structured
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Where do FST originate?
- From higher HQ directives (specified, implied tasks)
- Commander's Guidance during MDMP (fire support planning guidance, recommendations from fires planning cell, & from other/special staff)
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