Which term refers to the planned sequence of attacks on a target or area?

The term that refers to the planned sequence of attacks on a target or area is "Target Attack Sequence." This term specifically denotes the order in which different attacks will be carried out against a target, outlining how various assets will engage over time. The Target Attack Sequence ensures that each attack contributes to the overall strategy, maximizing effectiveness and minimizing the risk of confusion during execution.

In contrast, "Fire Mission" generally refers to a specific request for artillery or air support to engage a target, but it doesn’t detail the sequence. "Attack Plan" is a broader term that may encompass various aspects of an operation including strategies and resource allocation, but it may not specify the sequence as precisely as the Target Attack Sequence does. "Operation Order" is a comprehensive directive that outlines an entire operation, including objectives, forces, and logistics, but again does not focus solely on the sequence of attacks on a target.