In a CFF you send Distance to the nearest and direction to the nearest.

In a CFF you send Distance to the nearest and direction to the nearest.

• A. 100 meters, 10 mils
• B. 50 meters, 5 mils
• C. 200 meters, 20 mils
• D. 10 meters, 1 mil

Answer: (A)

In a Call For Fire, you report target location using fixed rounding increments: distance to the nearest 100 meters and direction to the nearest 10 mils. This standard keeps the fire unit’s solution quick and unambiguous. So reporting 100 meters for distance and 10 mils for direction fits the established increments exactly. The other options don’t align with those rounding rules: some use too fine a distance granularity (like 10 meters), or the distance isn’t rounded to the nearest 100 meters, which is not the standard practice.

In a Call For Fire, you report target location using fixed rounding increments: distance to the nearest 100 meters and direction to the nearest 10 mils. This standard keeps the fire unit’s solution quick and unambiguous.

So reporting 100 meters for distance and 10 mils for direction fits the established increments exactly. The other options don’t align with those rounding rules: some use too fine a distance granularity (like 10 meters), or the distance isn’t rounded to the nearest 100 meters, which is not the standard practice.