What additional information can be sent along with the MTO?

The statement indicating that all of the choices can be sent along with the Mission Tasking Order (MTO) is correct because each piece of information enhances the effectiveness and precision of fire support coordination.

Probable Error in Range provides vital context regarding the accuracy of artillery rounds, helping the fire support team better assess how far off-target the fire might be. This information is crucial for mission planning and adjusting fire to minimize unintended consequences.

Angle T, or the angle of the target, allows for a deeper understanding of the engagement profile and helps in determining the best approach for targeting, especially when considering the terrain and the desired impact on the target area.

The PRF (Pulse Repetition Frequency) Code is essential for guiding air support, especially in coordinating laser-targeting or other precision-guided munitions. Sending the correct PRF code ensures that the right units are responding to the target and that communication systems are in sync for effective engagement.

By including all these elements along with the MTO, the fire support team ensures that they provide comprehensive and clear directives that enhance operational effectiveness and reduce the risk of fratricide or collateral damage.