Sentence examples for Call for fire from inspiring English sources

As medical personnel, traditionally, we were not meant to carry rifles, or operate crew-serve weapons, heavy machine guns or mortars or call for fire or airstrikes.

"Ideally this culminates with integrated exercises, with units from more and more allied nations that are able to call for fire from one another's artillery, our tanks manoeuvre in support of their infantry units, and vice versa," he said.

Training now included how to call for fire support from artillery and naval gunfire, and how to obtain tactical air support from the Allied air forces.

Simple delay in responding for a call for fire can result in causalities to US forces, host Nation forces, or friendly civilians, that are easily criticized after the fact.

The next day she answered eight call for fire support missions from the 173rd Airborne Brigade, in the process destroying eight Viet Cong bunkers and five structures.

Recommendations issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in September call for fire department medics, working with police, to enter "warm zones" — areas near active shooters where a threat might exist — before the attackers have been fully contained.

From frontline fighters using smartphones with apps that enable "call-for-fire" missions or troop locations to communications and intelligence analysts being able to more quickly provide vital information to forward commanders.

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They called for fire safety improvements and more stringent safety codes at buildings and construction sites.

But Chief Massucci said city protocols for instances like Friday's called for fire personnel to maintain primary responsibility for "all life, safety and rescue operations".

This call for fire is facilitated by a joint terminal attack controller (JTAC), usually a member of the Air Force, who has specialized training in calling for fire during close air support, which is the application of fires against hostile targets that are close to friendly forces.