Volley fire, as a military tactic, is the practice of having a line of soldiers all fire their weapons simultaneously at the enemy forces on command, usually to make up for inaccuracy, slow rate of fire, and limited range, and to create a maximum effect.
Volley fire was intended to deliver massed effects against massed targets. Fire at will allowed the soldiers to fire at their own time, when they had their target in their sights.
It's called a barrage
An artillery volley is a military tactic where a group of artillery pieces fire simultaneously or in rapid succession. It is typically used to deliver a concentrated and overwhelming amount of firepower on a specific target or area. The purpose of an artillery volley is to suppress the enemy, inflict casualties, and create chaos or confusion on the battlefield.
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An officer would call out 'dress your ranks' generally after a volley has been fired, if you just received a volley of enemy fire or the enemy is about to melee charge. This order is intended to straighten out and correct your formation.
The plural of volley is volleys.
volley of gunshots
The noun "volley" is used as a collective noun for a volley of shots; a term used for gunfire or for tennis.
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Volley Bergamo was created in 1991.
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