ARMY OCS - CALL FOR FIRE EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT
& 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ACTUAL COMPLETE EXAM
|ALREADY GRADED A+
What are the Six Elements of Call for Fire? ✔Correct Answer-1. Identification
2. Warning Order
3. Target Location
4. Target Description
5. Method of Engagement
6. Method of Fire and Control
Elements of Call for Fire 1 ✔Correct Answer-Identification - you use the call sign of who you are
trying to contact and then use your call sign. de= this is.
Elements of Call for Fire 2 ✔Correct Answer-Warning Order- This element consists of what type of
mission it is.
AFIS
1. Adjust Fire
2. Fire for Effect
3. Immediate supp/smk
4. Suppression
Elements of Call for Fire 3 ✔Correct Answer-Target Location- There are 3 methods for target
location.
1. Grid- MGRS, min 6 digits (may send 10 digits), Altitude.
2. Polar - Direction, Distance, Up/Down (Change in elevation).
3. Shift from known point - Direction, Left/Right, Add/Drop, Up/Down.
Elements of Call for Fire 4 ✔Correct Answer-Target Decription - SNAP
1. Size/Element
2. Nomenclature/Nature.
3. Activity
4. Protection
Elements of Call for Fire 5 ✔Correct Answer-Method of Engagement - DAT
1. Danger Close - 600 meters or closer.
2. Ammunition- High Explosive, Point Detonation
3. Trajectory- Low and High Angle. Low angle is standard.
Elements of Call for Fire 6 ✔Correct Answer-Method of Fire and Control - WAT
1. When Ready- Less control, faster response, standard method of fire and control.
2. At my Command- Able to mass fire, better effects, moving targets.
3. Time on Target-Standard is +/- 3 seconds the rounds will impact with rounds complete.
What is the Standard Method of Target Location? ✔Correct Answer-Grid
What is the Standard Trajectory for Artillery? ✔Correct Answer-Low Angle
What is the Standard shell/fuze combination for mortars and artillery? ✔Correct Answer-High
Explosive (HE), Point Detonating (PD)
, Which element of the call for fire do you specify ammunition? ✔Correct Answer-5th element,
Method of Engagement
What is the purpose of direction? ✔Correct Answer-The purpose of direction is to orient the Fire
Direction Control to the observer's view of the target.
Five Rules of Direction ✔Correct Answer-OMG 10 4
1. O (Observer to Target)
2. M (Mils) preferred
3. G (Grid Direction)
4. 10 (Nearest 10 Mils)
5. 4 (digits)
Polar Call For Fire ✔Correct Answer-*Fire Direction Control (FDC) needs to know your location
prior to Call for Fire*
Direction (Nearest 10 mils)
Distance (Nearest 100 Meters)
Change in elevation (If 35 meters or greater send in increments of 5 meters. If less than 35 meters
disregard.)
What does the fire direction center (fdc) need to know prior to polar MSN Call for Fire? ✔Correct
Answer-Observer's Location
What increments do you send direction? ✔Correct Answer-Nearest 10 Mils
When sending distance, you send it to the nearest ✔Correct Answer-Nearest 100 meters
Grid call for fire ✔Correct Answer-If firing an adjust fire grid mission, the FDC requires a direction
(nearest 10 mils) from the observer to the target either with the Message to Observer (MTO), or
prior to the first correction.
What is the minimum number of digits sent with a grid mission? ✔Correct Answer-Six digits (FDC
can take up to ten)
When would you announce direction when conducting adjust fire, grid mission? ✔Correct Answer-
With the message to the observer (MTO) or prior to first correction.
What are the four parts of the Message to Observer (MTO)? ✔Correct Answer-1. Call sign of unit(s)
to fire.
2. Changes to Call for fire.
3. Number of rounds per tube in FFE.
4. Target number
How is the term SHOT used? ✔Correct Answer-The term SHOT is transmitted by the FDC after each
round fired in adjustment and after the initial round in the Fire For Effect (FFE) phase.
How is the term SPLASH used? ✔Correct Answer-The term SPLASH is transmitted by the FDC to
inform the observer when his round is five seconds from detonation.
& 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ACTUAL COMPLETE EXAM
|ALREADY GRADED A+
What are the Six Elements of Call for Fire? ✔Correct Answer-1. Identification
2. Warning Order
3. Target Location
4. Target Description
5. Method of Engagement
6. Method of Fire and Control
Elements of Call for Fire 1 ✔Correct Answer-Identification - you use the call sign of who you are
trying to contact and then use your call sign. de= this is.
Elements of Call for Fire 2 ✔Correct Answer-Warning Order- This element consists of what type of
mission it is.
AFIS
1. Adjust Fire
2. Fire for Effect
3. Immediate supp/smk
4. Suppression
Elements of Call for Fire 3 ✔Correct Answer-Target Location- There are 3 methods for target
location.
1. Grid- MGRS, min 6 digits (may send 10 digits), Altitude.
2. Polar - Direction, Distance, Up/Down (Change in elevation).
3. Shift from known point - Direction, Left/Right, Add/Drop, Up/Down.
Elements of Call for Fire 4 ✔Correct Answer-Target Decription - SNAP
1. Size/Element
2. Nomenclature/Nature.
3. Activity
4. Protection
Elements of Call for Fire 5 ✔Correct Answer-Method of Engagement - DAT
1. Danger Close - 600 meters or closer.
2. Ammunition- High Explosive, Point Detonation
3. Trajectory- Low and High Angle. Low angle is standard.
Elements of Call for Fire 6 ✔Correct Answer-Method of Fire and Control - WAT
1. When Ready- Less control, faster response, standard method of fire and control.
2. At my Command- Able to mass fire, better effects, moving targets.
3. Time on Target-Standard is +/- 3 seconds the rounds will impact with rounds complete.
What is the Standard Method of Target Location? ✔Correct Answer-Grid
What is the Standard Trajectory for Artillery? ✔Correct Answer-Low Angle
What is the Standard shell/fuze combination for mortars and artillery? ✔Correct Answer-High
Explosive (HE), Point Detonating (PD)
, Which element of the call for fire do you specify ammunition? ✔Correct Answer-5th element,
Method of Engagement
What is the purpose of direction? ✔Correct Answer-The purpose of direction is to orient the Fire
Direction Control to the observer's view of the target.
Five Rules of Direction ✔Correct Answer-OMG 10 4
1. O (Observer to Target)
2. M (Mils) preferred
3. G (Grid Direction)
4. 10 (Nearest 10 Mils)
5. 4 (digits)
Polar Call For Fire ✔Correct Answer-*Fire Direction Control (FDC) needs to know your location
prior to Call for Fire*
Direction (Nearest 10 mils)
Distance (Nearest 100 Meters)
Change in elevation (If 35 meters or greater send in increments of 5 meters. If less than 35 meters
disregard.)
What does the fire direction center (fdc) need to know prior to polar MSN Call for Fire? ✔Correct
Answer-Observer's Location
What increments do you send direction? ✔Correct Answer-Nearest 10 Mils
When sending distance, you send it to the nearest ✔Correct Answer-Nearest 100 meters
Grid call for fire ✔Correct Answer-If firing an adjust fire grid mission, the FDC requires a direction
(nearest 10 mils) from the observer to the target either with the Message to Observer (MTO), or
prior to the first correction.
What is the minimum number of digits sent with a grid mission? ✔Correct Answer-Six digits (FDC
can take up to ten)
When would you announce direction when conducting adjust fire, grid mission? ✔Correct Answer-
With the message to the observer (MTO) or prior to first correction.
What are the four parts of the Message to Observer (MTO)? ✔Correct Answer-1. Call sign of unit(s)
to fire.
2. Changes to Call for fire.
3. Number of rounds per tube in FFE.
4. Target number
How is the term SHOT used? ✔Correct Answer-The term SHOT is transmitted by the FDC after each
round fired in adjustment and after the initial round in the Fire For Effect (FFE) phase.
How is the term SPLASH used? ✔Correct Answer-The term SPLASH is transmitted by the FDC to
inform the observer when his round is five seconds from detonation.
