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FM 3-22.1CHAPTERPage6. ENGAGEMENT PROCESSSection I. Target Acquisition ........................................................ 6-16-1. Search............................................................................ 6-26-2. Target Detection............................................................ 6-76-3. Target Location ............................................................. 6-96-4. Range Estimation ....................................................... 6-106-5. Range Determination .................................................. 6-116-6. Target Identification.................................................... 6-236-7. Acquisition Reports .................................................... 6-24Section II. Decision Process ......................................................... 6-256-8. Determination of Target Threat Levels....................... 6-256-9. Selection of Weapon and Ammunition....................... 6-256-10. Target Confirmation.................................................... 6-26Section III. Engagement Execution ............................................... 6-276-11. Methods....................................................................... 6-276-12. Techniques .................................................................. 6-286-13. Direct-Fire Adjustment ............................................... 6-326-14. 25-mm-Point Targets .................................................. 6-336-15. Fire-Control Subsystem .............................................. 6-336-16. Kinematic Lead........................................................... 6-346-17. Bradley A3 25-mm Point Targets ............................... 6-346-18. Failure of Eye-Safe Laser Range Finder ..................... 6-346-19. 25-mm Area-Targets................................................... 6-356-20. Coax Machine Gun ..................................................... 6-366-21. Suppressive Fire.......................................................... 6-366-22. Coax Point Targets...................................................... 6-366-23. Coax Area Targets ...................................................... 6-376-24. Bradley A3 Coax ........................................................ 6-386-25. Other Uses of Machine-Gun Fire................................ 6-396-26. Tube-Launched, Optically Tracked, Wire-GuidedMissile................................................................... 6-406-27. M257 Smoke-Grenade Launcher ................................ 6-426-28. M231 Firing-Port Weapon (M2 Only) ....................... 6-426-29. Aerial Targets.............................................................. 6-426-30. Problem Areas............................................................. 6-496-31. Bradley A3 Aided-Target-Tracker Mode.................... 6-496-32. Termination of Engagement........................................ 6-506-33. Kill Standards.............................................................. 6-506-34. Armored Vehicles ....................................................... 6-516-35. Unarmored Vehicles ................................................... 6-516-36. Infantry Rifle Squads and Antiarmor Systems............ 6-51Section IV. Fire Commands........................................................... 6-526-37. Elements...................................................................... 6-526-38. Terms .......................................................................... 6-526-39. Methods....................................................................... 6-55iii
FM 3-22.1PageSection V. Crew Duties in an Engagement................................... 6-646-40. Defensive Engagements.............................................. 6-646-41. Offensive Engagements .............................................. 6-71CHAPTERCHAPTER7. PRELIMINARY <strong>GUNNERY</strong>Section I. Basic Instruction ........................................................... 7-17-1. Hands-On Training ....................................................... 7-27-2. Range-Determination Training ..................................... 7-77-3. Direct-Fire-Adjustment Exercises................................. 7-8Section II. TOW Training............................................................. 7-127-4. Basic Tasks ................................................................. 7-127-5. Operation in Power Mode........................................... 7-137-6. Preparation for Loading .............................................. 7-137-7. Loading Procedures..................................................... 7-147-8. Fire and Immediate Action ........................................ 7-147-9. Removal of Misfired Missile ...................................... 7-157-10. Manual Procedure for Raising Launcher .................... 7-157-11. Tracking ...................................................................... 7-167-12. COFT Training............................................................ 7-167-13. BATS Training............................................................ 7-16Section III. Standard Vehicle-Mounted Launcher ......................... 7-167-14. Raise the Stinger Launcher ......................................... 7-167-15. Lower the Stinger Launcher........................................ 7-177-16. Load Stinger Missiles.................................................. 7-177-17. Unload Stinger Missiles.............................................. 7-187-18. Operate the Linebacker in the Engage Mode.............. 7-197-19. Perform Immediate Action for Stinger Misfire........... 7-197-20. Remove a Misfired Stinger Missile from theLauncher................................................................ 7-20Section IV. Bradley Range Card .................................................... 7-207-21. Description.................................................................. 7-217-22. Preparation .................................................................. 7-237-23. Digital Range Card Overlay........................................ 7-357-24. Firing Position............................................................. 7-377-25. Task............................................................................. 7-388. CREW <strong>GUNNERY</strong>Section I. Evaluation ..................................................................... 8-28-1. Engagement Standards ................................................. 8-28-2. Task Standards ............................................................. 8-28-3. Critical Subtask Standards ......................................... 8-128-4. Leader Subtask Standards .......................................... 8-128-5. Noncritical Subtask Standards ................................... 8-148-6. Crew Device-Gunnery Standards ............................... 8-158-7. Crew Live-Fire Gunnery Standards ........................... 8-16iv
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