Two SMC manning the same SW are not a FG as they are considered one combined firing unit. 7.5 FIRE GROUP (FG): Two or more units/weapons joining together to make a combined fire attack are a FG. A unit/weapon may purposely attack a friendly unit(s) only if specifically allowed to by the rules governing a particular circumstance (e.g., Prisoners, Melee, OBA) see C3.33 for Area Target Type. A MC/PTC result requires all target units to take an independent MC/TC with a separate DR for each unit. Although all targets are affected by the results of such fire combat, some may escape harm entirely while others are eliminated, broken, pinned, or affected by Heat of Battle (15.). 7.4 TARGET DETERMINATION: Except during Defensive First Fire (8.1), all the Personnel-units/unarmored-vehicles/Vulnerable-PRC in the same Location are considered targets of fire that does not have to specify a particular target, with the outcome of such fire affecting all those enemy (or Melee) units in the target Location (except those to which the LOF is blocked, such as being entrenched behind a wall, Area Target Type, or non-Crest units in a Depression ).
A CH with 105mm OBA (whether HE Concentration, Barrage, or Harassing Fire) would involve 42FP (C3.75) and would be resolved on the 36FP column with no modifiers (since 42FP is not a whole multiple of 8FP in excess of 36 ), or on the 21FP column vs Marsh. Harassing Fire 105mm OBA is resolved on the 7FP column (1/3 × 21 = 7) or on the 31/2 FP column vs Marsh. A Barrage of 105mm OBA would be resolved on the 16FP “standard” column or on the 8FP column vs Marsh.
An HE Concentration of 105mm OBA is resolved on the 21FP column, or on the 10FP column (1/2 × 21 = 10) if resolved vs Marsh (B16.31). EX: A 5FP attack is resolved on the 10FP column if using PBF, or on the 21/2 FP column if firing at Long Range in the first case it would leave 4 Residual FP, in the second it would leave 1 Residual FP. DRM are applied normally, regardless of column. 7.372 FIREPOWER MODIFIERS: Doubling, halving and such of FP (e.g., PBF, Area Fire, etc.) is based upon the actual FP (both before and after increasing/decreasing it), regardless of whether the columns are “standard” or “incremental”. Additionally, resolution of 75mm HE uses the 14FP “incremental” column, but its HEAT HE Equivalency (C8.31) would be resolved on the 8FP “standard” column.
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