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The damage or casualties to the enemy or materiel that a commander desires to achieve from a nuclear weapon detonation. Damage effects on materiel are classified as light, moderate, or severe. Casualty effects on personnel may be immediate, prompt, or delayed. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Instead of firing large numbers of projectiles to attack a target as specified today in AFATDS, the commander will be able to choose PGK to "tighten up the shot group" and achieve the desired effects with fewer rounds. Chapter 2, "Mobilization and Manipulation--Definitions, Desired Effects, Role in Rehabilitation and Evidence Base," has been significantly updated. To ensure that the desired effects and measures of effectiveness, or MOE, were clear to the executing unit(s), the desired effects were listed immediately following the commander's intent, and the MOEs were listed under the coordinating-instructions portion of Paragraph 3, execution. |
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