2003 US Army BRADLEY GUNNERY 503p.pdf - Survival Books

FM 3-22.1(2) When using HEI-T and 7.62-mm ammunition, the gunner uses far lead. To applyfar lead, he centers the farthest lead line of the ISU on the target. Figure 6-28 shows a farlead truck engagement.Figure 6-28. Far lead applied to a moving truck.(3) When engaging targets moving toward or away from the position, the gunner mayneed to make small vertical adjustments (Figure 6-29). When the target is approaching,he aims at the center base of mass. When the target is moving away, he aims at the topcenter mass. As the range changes, the gunner must carefully adjust this aim point.Figure 6-29. Target moving toward or away from Bradley position.(4) When a moving Bradley fires over its flank (side) at a stationary target, thestandard lead rule applies. The gunner leads the target in the opposite direction of theBFV's travel (Figure 6-30).Figure 6-30. Gap lead applied to a stationary BMP when a Bradley fires overits left flank.6-31