Noun:

পর্যবেক্ষিত ফায়ার,

observed fire's Usage Examples:

ships, reporting when specific mines should be detonated (known as "observed fire").

knowledge of the various artillery systems, knowledge in the areas of observed fire, fire direction, and to manage maintenance.

In early November, the ship's aircraft observed fire for a variety of ships during the Third Battle of Gaza.

Furthermore, this approach was under the observed fire of the 9th Division's supporting artillery.

the troops found themselves too close to German trenches and under observed fire from German guns on high ground between Bezonvaux and Ornes.

Firefighters observed fire whirls as tall as 30 ft (9.

flight attendant seated at the second door on the left side (door 2L) observed fire outside the aircraft near row 10 and informed the cockpit crew, and.

With German artillery having the advantage of observed fire to sweep the docks, he sent a message to London saying "situation grave".

He has observed fire and commanded the battery from an observation post under heavy fire.

using at least half of the heavy artillery ammunition allotment for observed fire on infantry positions, captured pillboxes, command posts, machine-gun.

The fireman observed fire flying as derailed equipment obstructed track No.

support of 75th Artillery Regiment, the artillery this time providing observed fire to better effect.

The distance from the wood was too great for observed fire and when shooting from the map, shell dispersion made for a large beaten.

artillery, using at least half of the heavy artillery ammunition, for observed fire on infantry positions in captured pillboxes, command posts, machine-gun.

operations had not been achieved, because of the artillery's reliance on observed fire, which took time to complete.

the many opportunities offered in engaging the advancing enemy with observed fire, and one section of A/186 did particularly good work over open sights'.

Synonyms:

ascertained; discovered; determined;

Antonyms:

undetermined; unambitious; unsettled; docile;