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high-angle fire

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high-angle fire [¦hī ‚aŋ·gəl ′fīr]
(ordnance)
Fire delivered at elevations greater than the elevation of maximum range.
Fire whose range decreases as the angle of elevation is increased; typical of mortar and howitzer fire.


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Cannons offer us a wide range of trajectory options to support the diversity of battlefield and terrain requirements--from direct fire to high-angle fire.
Their rapid, high-angle fires are invaluable against dug-in enemy troops and targets in defilade that are not vulnerable to attack by direct fires.
 
 
 
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