Targets included in a group may be attacked individually.

• A. True
• B. Only if group is large
• C. False
• D. Only with approval

Answer: (C)

When targets are grouped, they are treated as a single target for fire control. Fires called against that group are planned to affect the whole set, not individual members inside the group. Attacking individuals within the group would require re-designating a single target or subdividing the group into separate targets, which isn’t assumed by simply listing targets as a group. This approach helps ensure safety, predictability of fire, and coordination. If a specific individual needs to be neutralized, you would need explicit designation of that person as a separate target and appropriate fire control for a single-target engagement.