effective artillery fire control
- effective artillery fire control
- operatyvus artilerijos ugnies valdymas
statusas T sritis Gynyba
apibrėžtis Artilerijos ugnies valdymas, reikalaujantis, kad artilerijos vienetų vadai ir štabai gerai suvoktų situaciją ir greitai reaguotų į jos pakitimus; gerai suprastų vyresniųjų vadų (viršininkų) skiriamus ugnies uždavinius; laiku priimtų (patikslintų) sprendimus dėl ugnies uždavinių atlikimo; greitai ir suprantamai skirtų ugnies uždavinius pavaldiniams.
atitikmenys: angl. effective artillery fire control
rus. оперативное управление огнем артиллерии
Artilerijos terminų žodynas – Vilnius: Generolo Jono Žemaičio Lietuvos karo akademija.
Eugenijus Kisinas, Generolo Jono Žemaičio Lietuvos.
2004.
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