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This publication, Army Techniques Publication ATP 3-09.12 Field Artillery Target Acquisition July 2015, contains the techniques used to employ and manage field artillery (FA) target acquisition systems. It updates and replaces information formerly contained in field manual (FM) 3-09.12 and incorporates emerging techniques on new equipment such as the AN/TPQ-50 and AN/TPQ-53 radars. It also introduces the new Army Structure of the division artillery (DIVARTY) and the field artillery brigade (FAB). The material contained in this Army techniques publication (ATP) applies to all personnel involved in the target acquisition process. The principal audience for ATP 3-09.12 is maneuver commanders and staffs, FA commanders and staffs, and target acquisition personnel. This is a complete revision to Field Manual (FM) 3-09.12, Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Field Artillery Target Acquisition, which updates doctrine, techniques, and deletes obsolete information. ATP 3-09.12 contains the fundamental techniques and guidance required for planning, coordinating, and employing FA target acquisition assets. It provides current information on how to train and conduct operations. It describes the techniques currently being used and known to be effective. The doctrine is consistent with joint, multi-Service, or other Army doctrine. The goal of FA target acquisition is to identify and provide an accurate target location to the supported maneuver commander to allow for immediate counterfire operations against the target. This publication describes current and emerging fires target acquisition systems. Target acquisition systems include the following assets- weapon locating radars (WLR), counterfire operations, and target processing. It explains the techniques for employing radars, counterfire operations, and target processing. This publication describes techniques in non-prescriptive ways to accomplish the mission as stated in the operations order and to employ, maintain, and operate the WLR to locate the enemy indirect weapon systems. ATP 3-09.12 is divided into seven chapters and seven appendices: Chapter 1 Introduction to Field Artillery Target Acquisition. Chapter 2 Counterfire. Chapter 3 Technical Aspects of Weapon Locating Radar Employment. Chapter 4 Employment of Target Acquisition Systems. Chapter 5 AN/TPQ-36/37 Weapon Locating Radar Systems Characteristics. Chapter 6 AN/TPQ-53 Weapon Locating Radar System Characteristics. Chapter 7 AN/TPQ-50 Weapon Locating Radar System Characteristics. Appendix A Automated Target Data Processing. Appendix B Friendly Fire Log. Appendix C Field Exercise Mode and Embedded Training. Appendix D Mask Considerations. Appendix E Support Requirement. Appendix F Tools and Procedures. Appendix G Rocket Artillery Mortar (RAM) Warn
This publication, Army Techniques Publication ATP 3-09.12 Field Artillery Target Acquisition July 2015, contains the techniques used to employ and manage field artillery (FA) target acquisition systems. It updates and replaces information formerly contained in field manual (FM) 3-09.12 and incorporates emerging techniques on new equipment such as the AN/TPQ-50 and AN/TPQ-53 radars. It also introduces the new Army Structure of the division artillery (DIVARTY) and the field artillery brigade (FAB). The material contained in this Army techniques publication (ATP) applies to all personnel involved in the target acquisition process. The principal audience for ATP 3-09.12 is maneuver commanders and staffs, FA commanders and staffs, and target acquisition personnel. This is a complete revision to Field Manual (FM) 3-09.12, Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Field Artillery Target Acquisition, which updates doctrine, techniques, and deletes obsolete information. ATP 3-09.12 contains the fundamental techniques and guidance required for planning, coordinating, and employing FA target acquisition assets. It provides current information on how to train and conduct operations. It describes the techniques currently being used and known to be effective. The doctrine is consistent with joint, multi-Service, or other Army doctrine. The goal of FA target acquisition is to identify and provide an accurate target location to the supported maneuver commander to allow for immediate counterfire operations against the target. This publication describes current and emerging fires target acquisition systems. Target acquisition systems include the following assets- weapon locating radars (WLR), counterfire operations, and target processing. It explains the techniques for employing radars, counterfire operations, and target processing. This publication describes techniques in non-prescriptive ways to accomplish the mission as stated in the operations order and to employ, maintain, and operate the WLR to locate the enemy indirect weapon systems. ATP 3-09.12 is divided into seven chapters and seven appendices: Chapter 1 Introduction to Field Artillery Target Acquisition. Chapter 2 Counterfire. Chapter 3 Technical Aspects of Weapon Locating Radar Employment. Chapter 4 Employment of Target Acquisition Systems. Chapter 5 AN/TPQ-36/37 Weapon Locating Radar Systems Characteristics. Chapter 6 AN/TPQ-53 Weapon Locating Radar System Characteristics. Chapter 7 AN/TPQ-50 Weapon Locating Radar System Characteristics. Appendix A Automated Target Data Processing. Appendix B Friendly Fire Log. Appendix C Field Exercise Mode and Embedded Training. Appendix D Mask Considerations. Appendix E Support Requirement. Appendix F Tools and Procedures. Appendix G Rocket Artillery Mortar (RAM) Warn
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