Which three components are part of the third transmission of Call for Fire?

The correct answer includes Target Description, Method of Engagement, and Method of Fire and Control, which are critical elements of the third transmission in the Call for Fire process.

In CFF, this third transmission is essential for conveying specific instructions to the firing unit regarding how to engage the target effectively.

The Target Description provides a clear and concise identification of the target, enabling the firing unit to understand what they are aiming at. The Method of Engagement outlines how the unit should engage the target – this could include specifics on the type of rounds to use or how to attack an enemy position. Finally, the Method of Fire and Control details how fire should be coordinated, including adjustments on rounds if the initial engagement does not achieve the desired effect.

These components work together to ensure that all parties involved have a clear understanding of the target and the tactical approach that should be taken, ensuring effective communication and precision in the artillery or air strike.

The other options do not align with the defined components of the third transmission. For instance, while observer identification and warning orders are important in the overall CFF process, they are not included in the third transmission's specific components.