Definition of Fireplan. Meaning of Fireplan. Synonyms of Fireplan

- battalion headquarters they were supporting. They also started using 'quick fireplans' usually limited to their own regiment, to support fast moving limited...
- before midnight and were similarly stopped halfway down the causeway. A new fireplan was drawn up and Major Bruce McKenzie's "D" Company inched forward under...
- 25% smoke, the opening was notable for the first use of a coordinated fireplan across the whole front of several armies, with a common strategy linking...
- line of known enemy defences, to do more damage and sap enemy morale. The fireplan for the Battle of Messines on 7 June 1917 called for most of the British...
- using field artillery until the present day. The first battle in which the fireplan consisted entirely of predicted fire was the Battle of Cambrai in 1917...
- of Lieutenant-Colonel F.A. Bibra. It was in time to parti****te in the fireplan for Operation Goodwood (18 July). Goodwood was to be an armoured drive...
- Royal Army Service Corps Epsom was launched on 26 June. Phase 1 of the fireplan, which included neighbouring divisional artillery and AGRAs, was to support...
- was launched at 06.20 on 20 November accompanied by a m****ive artillery fireplan. By 11.30 III Corps had captured nearly all of the enemy's outpost line...
- the oncoming armour on equal terms (with ATGWs, pre-prepared artillery fireplans etc.) and that they have had time to dig in. This single unit should be...
- (the Hundred Days) with the Battle of Amiens on 8 August. The artillery fireplan emphasised CB fire for the 'heavies' as well as bombarding villages and...