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I know much about the A-10 having worked with them directly in the USAF for 3 years. ![]() Artillery has not needed a direct line of sight since the development of the howitzer and effective fire control which came along during WWI.You are a tad lacking in your understanding of how artillery works and should not be lecturing as to its employment. Our artillery is much more mobile than you realize you seem to be unaware of the past 50 years of development when it comes to arty.It can be moved in minutes if needed via heavy lift helicopter such as the CH-47 and the CH-53.The Chinook was in fact was designed with very heavy focus upon the ability to move guns and all guns since the CH-47 entered service are designed for air transport. You have things confused at bit artillery and even mortars are used very heavily in Afghanistan as a way to control terrain.Any time a unit heads out on a patrol one of the things they do is observe enemy activity so that they can observe where they detect or suspect that the enemy is about to use.They will then call into there fire support and provide the coordinates.So that in the case of enemy action fire support already has that location marked and has fired some ranging rounds into it (sometimes that being observed by the enemy is enough to make him loose interest in that spot). Last edited by Stealhead; 10-25-13 at 04:00 PM. |
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