What does "fire for effect" mean in a Call For Fire?

To cease all firing

To execute a concentrated fire based on previous adjustments

"Fire for effect" is a command used in a Call For Fire that indicates the forward observer or the requesting unit has determined that the adjustments made during the fire mission are accurate and that effective fire is now required on the target. This means that the artillery or indirect fire assets are to engage the target with a concentrated barrage, using the correct data obtained from earlier adjustments to ensure maximum impact on the identified target area.

The purpose of this command is to unleash a focused and significant amount of firepower to achieve the desired tactical effect, often with the aim of destroying or neutralizing enemy forces, equipment, or fortifications. It signifies the transition from adjusting fire to delivering a lethal and coordinated strike, which is essential for effective combat operations. This command is critical in scenarios where precision in time-sensitive engagements can turn the tide of battle.

To change targets immediately

To fire a single round

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