text: Chapter 3
  * Reconstitution procedures.
  FIELD ARTILLERY TECHNICAL REHEARSALS
  3-92. FA technical rehearsals are support rehearsals that ensure the supported higher HQ' fire support plan
  will be executed by the FSEs, fire control elements, the JAGIC, and subordinate FA unit's OPLAN or
  OPORD properly addresses FA technical fire direction and exercise the technical fire direction process. It is
  a network rehearsal technique. FA technical rehearsals focus include:
  * Technical execution of FA essential tasks and the FA support matrix - digital links and primary
  and backup methods. Integration of voice and digital operations. Rehearsal of backups includes
  evaluation of reactions to catastrophic loss of digital or voice capability.
  * Integration of tactical and technical fire control processes and computation of firing solutions, to
  include the communication and interaction among the FSEs, fire direction, and firing elements.
  * Identification of technical fire direction issues - site to crest, high-angle fire, minimum safe
  distance, target, ammunition, range, FSCM and ACM conflicts.
  * Digital database verification - setup, communications, positions, FSCMs, ACMs, target and attack
  guidance, mission routing and intervention points, target list, and scheduling data.
  * Digital continuity of operations - actions for minor and catastrophic failure.
  * Digital interface requirements -fire direction system, digital version differences, and any other
  digital systems, including Air Force, Navy, Marine, and multinational unified action partners.
  * Technical rehearsal of the echelons above brigade TA capability sensor-to-shooter links.
  3-93. Safeguards must be taken to prevent live rounds from being fired at technical rehearsal targets while
  maintaining the capability to react to real threats. Units must retain the ability to terminate or postpone
  rehearsals instantly when an actual fire mission needs to be processed.
  FIRE SUPPORT BATTLE DRILL OR STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES REHEARSALS
  3-94. FS related battle drills or SOPs should be rehearsed either independent from the above rehearsals or
  preferably, integrated as vignettes into the combined arms rehearsal and FS Rehearsal. Examples include:
  * Clearance of fires (air and ground).
  * Cross boundary fires.
  * Unplanned SCAR procedures and coordinated attack see ATP 3-60.2.
  * Counterfire.
  * FSCM movement triggers.
  * Reconstitution operations.
  SECTION IV – FIRE SUPPORT EXECUTION
  3-95. FS execution begins when the supported commander issues the execute order for the operation to
  commence and continues until the operation is terminated or the mission is accomplished. FSCOORDs and
  their staffs simultaneously support the supported commander's plan while continuing the planning process
  for subsequent operations.
  PRINCIPLES OF FIRE SUPPORT EXECUTION
  3-96. The FSCOORD uses the principles of FS execution to anticipate the dynamics of large-scale combat
  operations, maintain situational awareness of the OE, and leverage interoperable FS C2 systems and
  attack/delivery capabilities. FS planners utilize the memory aid AWIFM-N to remember the FS execution
  principles and communicate their status to the supported commander:
  * Adequate Fire Support for the Committed Units. FS personnel use the allocation of CAS, attack
  aviation and nonlethal capabilities to ensure adequate FS for committed units. Adequate Fire
  Support for the Committed Units. FS personnel make use of available FA assets and the allocation
  of CAS, attack aviation, and nonlethal capabilities to ensure adequate FS for committed units. In