Define - On-Call Targets.

• A. A Planned Target other than a Scheduled Target on which fire is to be delivered when requested.
• B. A Planned Target on which fire is to be delivered at a specific time.
• C. The predetermined attack of Targets of a similar nature.
• D. A target on which the delivery of fires takes Precedence over all other fires.

Answer: (A)

On-Call Targets are identified and prepared in advance, but they don’t have a fixed firing time. They’re kept ready to receive fire whenever a request is made, rather than being scheduled to fire at a specific moment. This readiness to engage when needed is what distinguishes them from scheduled targets, which have a set time for fire. The idea is to have a planned target that can be engaged promptly in response to changing conditions, without committing to a pre-set time.