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

FM 3-22.1IMPACTMEDIAAreaA(Meters)AreaB(Meters)AreaW(Meters)AngleY Z(Degrees)DistanceX1(Meters)RicochetRange(Meters)15-DegreeElevationRange(Meters)Armor NA NA 799 20 5 6,404 4,472 5,868Concrete NA NA 1,143 27 5 6,404 4,643 5,868Earth NA NA 734 15 5 6,404 4,692 5,868Water NA NA 148 4 5 6,404 3,724 5,868NOTES:1. Firer may reduce Distance X (maximum range) to ricochet range whenengaging ground targets at ranges up to 3,000 meters from stationary firingpositions. When firing from a moving vehicle over level terrain at groundtargets up to 3,000 meters, he uses the 15-degree elevation range. Whenfiring on the move over rough terrain, he uses Distance X.2. When firing at aerial targets with gun elevation greater than 15 degrees, heneed not use the ricochet area defined by Area W and Angle Y.Table 5-4. Dimensions for 25-mm M910 (TPDS-T) ammunition.IMPACTMEDIAAreaA(Meters)AreaB(Meters)AreaW(Meters)AngleY Z(Degrees)DistanceX1(Meters)RicochetRange(Meters)15-DegreeElevationRange(Meters)Armor NA NA 1,289 26 5 18,260 7,867 14,861Concrete NA NA 1,289 26 5 18,260 7,867 14,861Earth NA NA 801 21 5 18,260 7,725 14,861Water NA NA 801 21 5 18,260 7,725 14,861NOTES:1. Firer may reduce Distance X (maximum range) to ricochet range whenengaging ground targets at ranges up to 3,500 meters from stationary firingpositions. When firing from a moving vehicle over level terrain at groundtargets up to 3,500 meters, he uses the 15-degree elevation range. Whenfiring on the move over rough terrain, he uses Distance X.2. When firing at aerial targets with gun elevation greater than 15 degrees, heneed not use the ricochet area defined by Area W and Angle Y.3. Because this round produces no significant fragmentation, Areas A and B,the fragmentation areas, do not apply.Table 5-5. Dimensions for 25-mm M919 (APFSDS-T) ammunition.5-18