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...upon, one's own forces. This was relatively simple when artillery was only direct fire, so if it could hit its target, the target could see it. With the advent of

...volved rigidly linear troop movements (e.g., line and column), principally direct fire muskets and small cannons. tactics of line and column; which developed in t

...ills, a traditional tactic for protecting the guns against observation and direct fire, or counter-battery fire.

...loyable vehicles that have light protection, they must be elusive to avoid direct fire, and use organic or supporting standoff weapons.

While helicopters have most often used direct fire weapons, with bombs considered more appropriate for fixed-wing aircraft, va