In CFF, what does a correction of 'L' indicate?

In Call for Fire, a correction of 'L' refers specifically to a target that is located to the left of the original point of impact or the target location. This correction is used to adjust the artillery fire during a mission, instructing the firing unit to aim their next round to the left of where previous rounds have landed.

The terminology in CFF is precise, and each letter or symbol has a specific meaning that communicates the necessary adjustments without ambiguity. In this case, 'L' allows for clear communication to the fire support team about the direction to adjust their fire.

The other options would not accurately convey the specific adjustments associated with a correction of 'L.' Recognizing and using these calls correctly is crucial for ensuring effective and accurate fire support, minimizing risks for friendly forces, and ensuring that targets are effectively engaged.