Get Fire Mission Log

The Fire Mission Log is an essential document for recording fire missions. This guide will provide you with step-by-step instructions to help you accurately complete the log online, ensuring that all critical information is captured effectively.

Follow the steps to accurately complete the Fire Mission Log online.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Fire Mission Log, allowing you to fill out the necessary details.
2. Begin by entering the date the form is initiated. Ensure you change the date every 24 hours, starting at 0001, using the next available line on the form.
3. In the identification section, input the complete unit designation (for example, 2/A/4/27 FA).
4. For the data section, start with field (a) by entering the target number assigned to the mission.
5. In field (b), enter the target grid easting, referring to the nearest 100 meters, using four digits.
6. Proceed to field (c) to provide the target grid northing, also using four digits to represent the nearest 100 meters.
7. In field (d), indicate the unit assigned to the mission (platoon or launcher). If multiple launchers are involved, leave fields C, D, and E blank for subsequent entries.
8. Record the time the mission is received in field (e). This will help track the timeliness of the response.
9. For field (f), enter the number of rounds assigned to the target. If this involves effects type, specify the percent requested and/or number of rounds.
10. Enter the type of ammunition in field (g), using the designated J-code for accurate identification.
11. Indicate the method of control or time on target (TOT) within field (h). This information is crucial for operational planning.
12. In field (i), specify the time the mission has been transmitted to the platoon or launcher for clarity on communication timelines.
13. For field (j), document the mission status, choosing from the predetermined statuses such as ADVRDY, CANCOM, etc.
14. Input the time the platoon or launcher fired the mission in field (k) once the mission fired report (MFR) is received.
15. In field (l), record the number of rounds actually fired on target to provide records of performance.
16. Finally, use field (m) for any remarks or additional information relevant to this specific mission, such as fire plan names or misfire details.
17. Once all necessary information is completed, be sure to save your changes. You may also download, print, or share the Fire Mission Log as needed.

Complete your Fire Mission Log online today for efficient and accurate record-keeping.