Originally posted by Officer of Engineers
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Agreed, Indirect fire was almost always useless without timely remote communications to Direct fire, with the caveat - Unless the target was significantly deep, broad, and dense. This, when such conditions applied, there isn't much need to adjust fire between shots. Not as efficient as Direct fire to be sure, but I think the casualty returns demonstrate that Indirect fire in a target-rich environment can be pretty effective.
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