Which type of target is triggered when detected or located, applying dynamic targeting?

The concept of dynamic targeting refers to the ability to target assets that require immediate engagement based on real-time detection or location, allowing for quick action against a specific target.

An on-call target is defined precisely as one that can be engaged dynamically, activated upon being detected or confirmed as a target in need of immediate engagement. This allows the fire support team to respond to rapidly changing battlefield conditions and threat scenarios. The flexibility inherent in on-call targets provides commanders with the ability to adapt to the fluid dynamics of combat.

In contrast, the other types of targets, such as scheduled, planned, and immediate targets, do not fit the criteria for dynamic targeting as directly. Scheduled targets involve pre-determined engagements, planned targets are set well in advance as part of a broader tactical plan, and immediate targets are defined by their urgent requirement for action but do not necessarily incorporate the aspect of being triggered by real-time detection. On-call targets specifically prioritize responsiveness to the immediate battlefield situation, making them the correct choice in the context of dynamic targeting.