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Principle of Successive Bracketing
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&pageText=When the first spotting round is observed, the forward observer should make a range correction that will result in the second spotting round being on the opposite side of the target. This method is called “successive bracketing” and is used to minimize the number of corrections needed before the “fire for effect” call is made.&
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