Which adjustment technique guarantees FFE rounds are within 50 meters of the target?

The adjustment technique that guarantees FFE (Fire for Effect) rounds are within 50 meters of the target is Successive Bracketing. This method involves firing rounds that bracket the target area. Initially, one round is fired short, and another is fired long of the target. By analyzing where those rounds land, adjustments are made incrementally until the next round fired falls within this bracket. After a few iterations of this process, the rounds are brought closer and closer to the desired point of impact, ensuring a high likelihood of the final adjustments landing within the required range of 50 meters from the target.

This technique is particularly effective because it allows for systematic narrowing down of the impact area, leveraging the precise adjustments based on observed results. As such, it effectively enhances accuracy and confidence in hitting targets by using previously fired rounds as points of reference for subsequent shots.

In contrast, the other methods—Creeping Fire, One Round Adjustment, and Precision Fire—do not guarantee the same level of accuracy and may not consistently keep the rounds within 50 meters of the target, making Successive Bracketing the preferable choice in scenarios where precision is critical.