The correct option is (b) failure in a direct fire control plan.
Further explanation:
A fratricide is an act of killing one’s own sister or brother. It is also referred to as a person who commits this crime. When an individual kills or murders his or her own sister or brother or an individual (for example countryman) with whom an individual has a relationship like that of sister and brother. So in war, fratricide is referred to when a soldier kills their own troops or people rather than opposition.
FATRICIDE CAUSES AND EFFECTS
There are many preconditions or factors that contribute to every incident/case of fratricide. The primary contributing factors to fratricide are:
1. Maneuver control and inadequate fire.
2. Failure of direct fire controls.
3. Land Navigation failures.
4. Battle Tracking, crosstalk and reporting failures.
5. Known battlefield hazards.
There are various effects of fratricide that are devastating. Fratricide increases the risk of mission failure and unacceptable losses. The effects of fratricide are as follow:
1. It increases a leader’s self-doubt.
2. Loss of initiative.
3. Disrupted operations.
4. Loss of aggressiveness during maneuver and fire.
5. General degradation of morale and cohesion.
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Answer details:
Grade: High School
Topic: Fratricide
Subject: Social studies
Keywords: fratricide, leader, aggressiveness, cohesion, morale, battlefield, navigation, mission
