indirect fire
English
Noun
- The aiming and firing of a projectile without relying on a direct line of sight between the weapon and its target, especially at either very close ranges (such as mortar fire) or very far ranges (up to the limits of artillery range).
Antonyms
- (gunnery): direct fire
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