Attack-by-fire 
  superclass: Tactical-Mission-Task 
  agent: Military-Unit <----> Actor 
  object:  Military-Unit <---->  Acted on 
  instrument: Artillery 
  site: mustnt-be-a Place with 
                                   is-near: Military-Unit called "enemy force object-of Self 
  manner: Forcefully 
  clich: Intentional-Act 
  clich: Unauthorized-Act 
  is-supported-by: Support-by-Fire 
 
  subevent:  
                   Occupy:  
                        object: Military-Unit called "friendly forces" agent of Self 
                        destination: a Place with 
                                                plays: Cover   
                                                mustnt-be-a Place with     (w/o closing in on enemy) 
                                                is-near: MU called "enemy forces"    
 
                   Fire 
                      agent: MU called "friendly forces" agent of Self 
                      origin: the Place origin of Occupy subevent of Self 
                      destination: Military-Unit called "enemy forces"  object of Self 
 
Note:  The six objectives noted below in 1 and 2 were not encoded. 
 
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Attack-by-fire (A). 
 
1. Attack-by-fire is a tactical mission task in which a commander uses direct fires, supported by indirect fires, to engage an enemy without closing with him to destroy, suppress, fix, or deceive him. 
2. A commander assigning this task to a subordinate must also state the desired effect on the enemy, such as neutralize, fix, or disrupt. 
3. An attack by fire closely resembles the task of support by fire. 
The chief difference is that one unit conducts the support-by-fire task to support another unit so it can maneuver against the enemy. 
 
