What correction needs to be sent before a control correction during immediate suppression?

In the context of immediate suppression, the priority is to quickly engage an enemy target and minimize the impact of enemy fire, particularly when time is of the essence. When a control correction is needed, the foremost piece of information that must be conveyed is the target description. This ensures that the fire support assets are targeting the correct location and can distinguish the intended target from any potential friendlies or civilian structures in the vicinity.

Giving a precise target description allows for the safe and effective employment of fire support, reducing the risk of collateral damage and enhancing mission success. While corrections related to altitude, number of rounds, and deviation are also important elements in fire support coordination, they follow in priority after ensuring that the correct target is engaged. Therefore, focusing on the target description first is essential for effective and immediate suppression.