What happens when a radar acquires an incoming projectile projected to impact inside a CFZ?

What happens when a radar acquires an incoming projectile projected to impact inside a CFZ?

• A. It triggers a priority counterfire mission against the enemy's point of origin.
• B. It initiates a defensive perimeter sweep only.
• C. It logs the event for later review.
• D. It shifts the target to secondary emphasis.

Answer: (A)

When a radar locks onto an incoming projectile that is tracked to impact within the designated CFZ, the immediate action is to launch a high-priority counterfire against the enemy’s firing point. This approach stops the threat at its source, using the observer’s precise targeting to suppress or destroy the unit that launched the round, and it does so before the projectile can be followed by more fire. The goal is rapid threat elimination to protect the CFZ and nearby assets, which is why this becomes the top priority over other responses. A defensive perimeter sweep focuses on area security after the fact, logging the event records what happened rather than preventing it, and shifting emphasis to a lesser target would leave the CFZ vulnerable to additional rounds.

When a radar locks onto an incoming projectile that is tracked to impact within the designated CFZ, the immediate action is to launch a high-priority counterfire against the enemy’s firing point. This approach stops the threat at its source, using the observer’s precise targeting to suppress or destroy the unit that launched the round, and it does so before the projectile can be followed by more fire. The goal is rapid threat elimination to protect the CFZ and nearby assets, which is why this becomes the top priority over other responses. A defensive perimeter sweep focuses on area security after the fact, logging the event records what happened rather than preventing it, and shifting emphasis to a lesser target would leave the CFZ vulnerable to additional rounds.