In which phase is recalibration of fire control settings assessed?

The phase in which recalibration of fire control settings is assessed is the "Assess" phase. This phase is integral to the DIDEA (Detect, Identify, Deliver, Engage, Assess) process as it involves evaluating the effectiveness of the fire delivered against the intended targets.

During the "Assess" phase, operators are able to review the outcome of their actions based on the data collected, which includes assessing if the initial fire control settings were appropriate for the engagement. This reassessment allows them to determine if adjustments are necessary, ensuring greater accuracy for subsequent engagements. The goal is to analyze the impact of the fire delivered and make any recalibrations needed to improve performance in future operations, optimizing fire support based on real-time feedback.

This focus on evaluation and adjustment within the "Assess" phase is critical for continuous improvement and operational effectiveness in direct fire engagements.