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Originally Posted by HelmandHunter
rero is correct.
Danger close is a munition-specific distance assigned to a round, missile, rocket, or bomb--Since they all have different characteristics, based on precision, blast, and fragmentation, and of course amount of explosives. This is based on a number published as the "Probability of incapacitation". It can get pretty involved, but the short of it is; With this weapon what is the percentage of troops getting hit at a given distance. That percentage needs to remain below a certain number. For example: a 500lb Laser guided bomb has a DC of ~200m.
Danger close (not PI) for artillery/mortars is 600m - 5/54 Naval guns - 750m
Just some info if your interested.
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yep. it is munition specific. but i can never get tired of hearing the 30mm of the A10 though.