What role does the fire supporter play in relation to the Firefinder Radar?

The role of the fire supporter in relation to the Firefinder Radar is primarily to coordinate fire missions based on the information provided by the radar. This involves analyzing the data generated by the radar system, which detects and tracks incoming artillery or rockets, and then using that information to plan and execute effective artillery strikes against enemy positions. The fire supporter ensures that the information is communicated accurately to the appropriate units, facilitating timely and precise counter-battery fire.

While operating radar units, maintaining hardware, and conducting aerial reconnaissance are important tasks related to the overall artillery system and battlefield operations, they are typically performed by specialized personnel trained specifically for those roles, rather than by the fire supporter. The fire supporter's focus is on leveraging the intelligence gathered from the Firefinder Radar to direct effective fire missions, thereby enhancing overall combat capabilities and achieving mission success.