Graphical Firing Scale

The Graphical Firing Scale (GFS) is a type of sighting device used in fire control systems for aiming and targeting purposes. It is classified under the supply class "Fire Control Computing Sights And Devices" in the supply group "Fire Control Equipment."

The GFS is designed to provide a graphical representation of the firing solution for a specific weapon system. It typically consists of a transparent scale or reticle that is superimposed on the target image. The scale is calibrated to account for various factors such as range, windage, and elevation.

By aligning the reticle with the target and adjusting the scale based on the specific firing parameters, the operator can determine the correct aiming point for the weapon. This allows for more accurate and effective engagement of targets.

The GFS is commonly used in military applications, particularly in artillery and naval gunnery systems. It helps to streamline the targeting process and improve the overall accuracy of the weapon system.

Overall, the Graphical Firing Scale is an essential component of fire control equipment, providing operators with a visual reference for precise aiming and targeting.