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1) Which of the following statements defines joint fire support? Joint fires that assist air, land, maritime, and special operations forces to move, maneuver, and control territory, populations, airspace, and key waters Joint air and/or artillery fires that assist ground forces to move, maneuver,...

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Term

What is the purpose of dynamic targeting? (Select all that apply.)

Definition

- The comprehensive prosecution of known and unknown targets to the greatest effects of lethal and nonlethal fires- The management and prosecution of planned targets as plans change- The prosecution of planned targets known to exist in the operational environment
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Term

Joint Fires Element (JFE) responsibilities and tasks include which of the following (select all that apply)?

Definition

- Conduct joint fires and targeting assessments- Coordinate joint fires rules of engagement issues with mission partners
- Develop Joint Operating Area (JOA)-wide joint targeting guidance, objectives, and priorities

Term

By definition, fires are the use of _____.

Definition

- weapon systems or other actions to create a specific lethal or nonlethal effect on a target

Term

A company of Marine infantry moving forward is engaged by enemy armor. On-call close air support is given the coordinates of the line of enemy defenses and rolls in and engages the enemy armor units with Hellfire missiles. What joint fire support task does this represent?

Definition

- Support forces in contact

Term

What is a high-value target?

Definition

- A target the enemy commander requires for the successful completion of the mission

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Which one of the following phases of the targeting cycle includes understanding the military end state and the commander's intent, and objectives and then analyzing the objectives to make sure they are observable, achievable, and reasonable?

Definition

- End State and Commander's Objectives

Term

Which three of the following tasks, missions, and processes are joint fires?

Definition

- Conducting strategic attacks- Conducting joint targeting
- Countering air and missile threats

Term

The principle of proportionality only applies when an attack may affect civilians or civilian objects and cause collateral damage.

Definition

Term

Definition

- The results from action, multiple actions, or another effect

Term

What is the purpose of joint targeting?

Definition

- The process of selecting and prioritizing targets and matching the appropriate response to them

Term

Which three of the following apply to the law of war principle of distinction (or discrimination)?

Definition

- Places requirements on both the attacker and the defender- Requires the defender segregate noncombatants and refrain from placing military personnel or material in close proximity to civilian objects or locations
- Attackers are required to use only those means and methods of attack that are discriminate in effect and can be controlled

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