Perspective Method for Determination of Fire for Effect in Tactical and Technical Control of Artillery Units
Martin Bláha, Karel Šilinger, Ladislav Potužák, Bohuslav Přikryl
Abstract
Martin Bláha, Karel Šilinger, Ladislav Potužák, Bohuslav Přikryl
Abstract
This paper is focused on perspective method for determination fire for effect in tactical and technical control of artillery units in the perspective of automated artillery fire support control system and deals with a proposed method of adjust fire. This method is designed for artillery of these armies that are using the field artillery. Artillery units of the Army of the Czech Republic, reflecting the current global security neighbourhood, can be used outside the Czech Republic. The paper presents problems in the process of adjust fire method, from results arising from creating a fictional auxiliary target; by using an adjustment gun; Abridged preparation and Simplified preparation. The paper compares these methods in terms of time, accuracy (probable error in target distance and target fire direction) and frequency of use in peace and war.
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This paper is focused on perspective method for determination fire for effect in tactical and technical control of artillery units in the perspective of automated artillery fire support control system and deals with a proposed method of adjust fire. This method is designed for artillery of these armies that are using the field artillery. Artillery units of the Army of the Czech Republic, reflecting the current global security neighbourhood, can be used outside the Czech Republic. The paper presents problems in the process of adjust fire method, from results arising from creating a fictional auxiliary target; by using an adjustment gun; Abridged preparation and Simplified preparation. The paper compares these methods in terms of time, accuracy (probable error in target distance and target fire direction) and frequency of use in peace and war.
Key concepts: Artillery, Czech, Perspective (graphical), Engineering, Fire control, Aeronautics, Control (management), Process (computing)