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Encyclopedia > Target acquisition
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Target acquisition provides detailed information about enemy forces and locates them with sufficient accuracy to permit continued monitoring or target designation and engagement. It includes target acquisition for both direct and indirect fire weapons as well as for information operations. This Manual of Style has the simple purpose of making things easy to read by following a consistent format — it is a style guide. ...


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FM 17-12-8 Chapter 3 Target Acquisition (3575 words)
Target acquisition is the timely detection, location, and identification of targets in enough detail to attack accurately by either direct fire or supporting weapons.
Target identification is the recognition of a potential military target as being a particular target (such as a specific vehicle by type).
Target confirmation is the rapid verification of the initial identification and discrimination of the target.
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