fire for effect

That volume of fires delivered on a target to achieve the desired effect. Also called FFE. See also final protective fire; fire mission; neutralize; suppression.

Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms. US Department of Defense 2005.

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which provides automation enhanced surveillance, target acquisition, target identification/designation and communications that support the SBCT with "first round" fire for effect capability.

An introduction to the SBCT

This means that the fire for effect (FFE) should never be less than 10 rounds and will often require much more.

Ammunition management/resupply for the light infantry mortar

During fire for effect (FFE), the FDC determines the firing element, the sheaf's width and attitude, and the bursting diameter.

Interim Brigade Combat Team: indirect distributive fires concept. (Professional Forum)

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