The command used to report incorrect data for the last salvo is:

• A. Neglect
• B. Abort
• C. Repeat
• D. Standby

Answer: (A)

The key idea is signaling that the data used for the last fire mission was wrong and should not be acted on. When you say to neglect the last data, you’re instructing the firing team to discard that specific data set and wait for corrected information before proceeding. This ensures you don’t fire with incorrect range, azimuth, or other parameters, which could waste rounds or cause error on target.

Why this fits best: the purpose is to explicitly remove the last salvo’s data from consideration and reset with fresh data, rather than halting the mission entirely (abort), simply repeating the same data (repeat), or just waiting without addressing the incorrect data (standby). In a situation where the last data is off, neglect communicates the needed corrective action clearly and efficiently.