What type of targets are submitted to the Fire Support Coordinator (FSC) for approval?

The appropriate type of targets that are submitted to the Fire Support Coordinator (FSC) for approval is referred to as a "Target List." This document details specific targets that have been identified as requiring fire support within a given operational context. The FSC is responsible for ensuring that fire support assets are allocated effectively and that all targets are legitimate and meet the required criteria for engagement.

A Target List is important for coordinating joint fires and preventing fratricide, as well as ensuring compliance with the rules of engagement. It includes information such as the target’s location, type, significance, and required priority, which helps in prioritizing resources and timing for strike efforts. Properly vetted and approved targets enhance mission effectiveness and support broader operational goals.

Other options that mention lists and threats are less specific. While they may relate to the general understanding of the operational environment, they do not accurately reflect the formal process of submitting targets for Fire Support Coordinator approval, which revolves specifically around an organized Target List.