If target length, or length and width are given, what additional information must the observer provide?

In the context of targeting and fire support operations, if the observer has already provided information concerning the length and width of a target, the next important piece of information needed is the target's attitude. Attitude refers to the orientation of the target in relation to the ground or the observer's location, often described in terms of its azimuth or bearings. This information is critical because understanding how a target is oriented helps in determining the best approach for engagement and ensures that the munitions will impact where they are intended to.

In fire support operations, providing a complete and accurate picture of the target's physical dimensions and orientation allows for more effective coordination and engagement, minimizing the risk of collateral damage while maximizing the effectiveness of the fire support.