Which angle range is considered optimal for Friendly Fire Mode?

The optimal angle range for Friendly Fire Mode is set at 0880 mils and 1200 mils. This range is specifically designed to enhance the radar's ability to differentiate between friendly and enemy forces, allowing for the most effective identification of potential friendly fire incidents. Setting the radar within these angles maximizes the accuracy of tracking and locating friendly forces, ensuring that the data received is precise enough to prevent errors in coordination.

Choosing 0880 mils as the lower limit ensures that the radar does not become overwhelmed by clutter or interference from close formations, while 1200 mils as the upper limit broadens the scope enough to cover realistic operational ranges in which friendly forces may operate. This strategic angle configuration is critical for maintaining situational awareness and preserving the safety of allied troops during combat operations.