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- Army Publishing Directorate
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- Army Techniques Publication (ATP) 3-60 (Initial Draft)
In gunfire support usage, an impact burst that hits the target (joint publication [JP] 3-60) Targets include mobile and stationary forces, equipment, and facilities that an enemy commander can use to conduct operations
- ATP 3-60 - Targeting - Army Pubs
ATP 3-60, the Army’s manual on targeting, serves as a definitive guide for commanders and targeting professionals across all Army components Its purpose is to provide a standardized approach to targeting, enabling commanders to achieve desired effects on the battlefield
- Army Pubs - The United States Army Publications Directorate
Using the Army Pubs online editor, you can create, send, and edit forms You can also customize the documents with drop-in fields, rearranged pages, images, and external links It even allows you to share your documents with others Another way to access Army pubs is to use the Central Army Registry
- Dynamic Targeting - ALSSA
Instructions for ordering MTTP hard copies can be found on our ordering information page This publication informs and synchronizes TTP utilized to plan, target, and process targets in all domains and environments
- Pubs and Forms - USACRC
Army Techniques Publications (ATP) ATP 3-04 1, Aviation Tactical Employment ATP 3-04 7, Army Aviation Maintenance ATP 3-04 16, Airfield Operations ATP 3-04 17, Techniques for Forward Arming and Refueling Points ATP 3-04 20, Army Fixed-Wing Operations ATP 3-04 23, Army Aviation Platoons ATP 4-43, Petroleum Supply Operations ATP 5-19, Risk Management
- Army Techniques Publication (ATP) 3-60 (Initial Draft)
Army techniques publication (ATP) 3-60, Targeting provides the techniques used for targeting by the United States Army This manual has applicability in any theater of operations
- Joint Publication 3-60 - Executive Services Directorate
It sets forth joint doctrine to govern the activities and performance of the Armed Forces of the United States in joint operations, and it provides considerations for military interaction with governmental and nongovernmental agencies, multinational forces, and other interorganizational partners
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