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{{seealso|point of impact}} | |||
In the most basic [[counterbattery]] tracking of weapons fire, the '''point of origin (POO)''' is the set of geographical coordinates from which a weapon was launched. There are a number of refinements of the concept related, variously, to the means by which launch was detected, if the weapon was launched from the ground surface, and if the [[warhead]] is unitary or made up of [[submunition]]s. | |||
==Detection system== | |||
==Countersniper== | |||
==Other than surface launch== | |||
==Submunitions=== | |||
Revision as of 15:12, 6 February 2010
- See also: point of impact
In the most basic counterbattery tracking of weapons fire, the point of origin (POO) is the set of geographical coordinates from which a weapon was launched. There are a number of refinements of the concept related, variously, to the means by which launch was detected, if the weapon was launched from the ground surface, and if the warhead is unitary or made up of submunitions.