Which method of fire involves two rounds fired near-simultaneously from two different launchers?

• A. Ripple Fire
• B. Salvo Fire
• C. Shoot-Look-Shoot
• D. Engage

Answer: (B)

Salvo Fire is the mode where two or more rounds are fired nearly at the same time from two or more launchers. That near-simultaneous firing creates a rapid, overlapping impact footprint, making it harder for the target to evade and increasing the chance of a successful hit. The described situation exactly fits this pattern: two rounds fired near-simultaneously from two different launchers. Ripple Fire, in contrast, involves firing rounds in quick succession but typically from the same launcher or group with deliberate time gaps between shots, not from two separate launchers. Shoot-Look-Shoot is about firing, observing the results, and then firing again based on what’s observed, not about simultaneous multi-launcher saturation. Engage simply means to bring a target under fire, without specifying the firing pattern.