Excuse me, what does the common password of our artillery "eight shots in rapid fire" mean?

It means to ignite a predetermined amount of ammunition at the fastest speed without test firing, correction or pause.

In artillery operations, artillery positions are usually built first to calibrate the elements, and then one or more rounds of test firing are needed to correct the impact point. This is a regular play, but one disadvantage is that it takes too much time.

In the first round of test firing, the scouts reported the impact point and the artillery had to correct the trajectory. It's another round of test firing. It's necessary to report the bullet point. If you hit it, you will start shelling. If you don't hit it, you will have to revise the trajectory again.

Rapid fire is a kind of fire suppression method that gives up accuracy and pursues fast and fierce, just like the relationship between short fire, long fire and continuous fire in rifle shooting, so as to find a balance between accuracy and fire.

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The history of artillery warfare;

/kloc-after the 0/6th century, artillery was widely used in the battlefield, and the attack often began with the preparation of artillery fire, mainly aimed at enemy positions directly.

With the development of military industry, especially the First World War, the power and lethality of artillery became more and more powerful. How to effectively suppress the opponent's artillery on the battlefield has become the primary task of artillery units. In view of this, at that time, all the military powers in the world set up special artillery units to suppress enemy artillery groups.

Before the artillery battle, it usually goes through the following steps: target detection-intelligence acquisition-target positioning-fire coverage-rapid transfer. By constantly changing artillery positions, the battlefield survival rate of artillery units can be greatly improved.

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