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

FM 3-22.1Determine length of maneuver box for first target array presented.Determine beginning of the maneuver box for the delayed target by multiplying the MPS by theTDT (target delay time).MPSTGT DELAY TIME*MANEUVERBOX LENGTH5.3656992 X 15 sec = 80.485(maneuver boxlength)5.3656992 X 15 sec (target delay time) = 80.485Measure 80 meters from the beginning of the maneuver box for the first target array presentedto determine the start of the delayed target maneuver box.215 m80 mDetermine the length of the delayed target maneuver box as previously described.MPS TGT DELAY TIME TGT LIFT TIME5.3656992 X 22 sec* + 8 sec = 160.97* Target exposure time of delayed targetManeuver box length for the delayed target equals 161 meters.215 metersMANEUVERBOX LENGTH80 m 161 mDetermine the entire hunter-killer maneuver box length for the first target:(1) Obtain maneuver box length for first target array presented (215 m). Subtract thebeginning of the maneuver box for the first target array (80 m). The result (135 m) equals thedifference between the maneuver box length for the first target array and the beginning of themaneuver box for the delayed target. If this figure is less than the entire length of themaneuver box for the first target array presented, you need not continue--the delayed targetmaneuver box will fit inside the maneuver box for the first target array presented.(2) Subtract the difference (135 m) from the total length of the delayed target maneuverbox. This difference equals 26 m.(3) Add the maneuver box length for the first target array presented (215 m) to thedifference of the two maneuver boxes (26 m). The sum (241 m) equals the entire length of thehunter-killer maneuver box.215 meters80 m 161 m241 metersFigure 5-3. Formula for determining length of hunter-killer maneuver box.5-11