I don't think there is a real term for it, but the command is " my side". At this point the gunner stops using the controls and the crew commander takes over.
A target of opportunity is defined as a military target that is unexpectedly seen and within range to fire upon. It is a target that presents itself when the military is in pursuit of another target.
On an NFAA indoor archery target the center, also known as the bull's eye, is worth 5 points. On a Vegas indoor target it is worth 10 points
The department store, Target, is a very big supporter of the military. In 2011, the store was a top military supporter.
Not a traditional military shotgun, but the military did procure some double shotguns used to teach aerial gunners how to lead a target. Assuming the markings can be verified, or at least enough to satisfy a collector, it would bring in the $500-$600 range. sales@countrygunsmith.net
"In foil fencing, points are scored by hitting an electric target."The subject of that sentence is the word points.
The internet rumor about Target stores and charitable donations is that Target would not support the United States Military. This was thoroughly disproven, yet the rumor persists. Target does support the military.
The term "fire for effect" is a military term used by spotters for indirect fire weapons. Examples of indirect fire weapons include cannons and mortars which are usually fired from a position from which the gunners cannot see the target because of terrain [hills or small mountains, etc.]. This affords them some protection by being out of sight of the enemy target. To determine the proper aiming of the weapon, a spotter who can see the target relays basic coordinates to the gunners who then fire a few ranging rounds, allowing the spotter to see how far off target the guns are aimed. The spotter will report where each ranging shot lands with respect to the target. For example, if the shot landed between the target and the gun, it is called "short;" if it falls behind the target it is said to be "long;' and if to one side it will be called "left," or "right" from the standpoint of the gun location. This process is sometimes refered to a "zeroing in." When, by this trial and error procedure, a shot lands on the target, the instruction will be "fire for effect" telling the gun crew that they are on the target, and to fire one or more salvos of several rounds rapidly to blanket the target with the explosive projectiles, hopefully totally destroying the target. In short, fire for effect means that one is on target, and to cut loose and "pour it on."
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The colors represent points, just like a target for dart-throwing
Yes. With a Nintendo Dsi points card. You can get them at stores such as Target, Walgreens, etc.
ap point stand for action points when you go in v.a.t.s you use atction points to target your enemy
DSI points are the same as WII points. WII points cards are sold at gaming stores, Walmart, Target, Kmart, etc.