hey /k/ /tv/ here I know a lot of you guys are military and

You call out distance and direction for every weapon system or enemy you can identify.

>"Machinegun, 200 meters north"
>"Sniper, 150 meters, south"

etc.

"RPG" is a good shorthand for any kind of shoulder fired or even underbarrel individual weapon. So, it's often called out when it's not technically correct, but it gets the general idea across in the moment.

>>31072734
>INCOMING
>300 METERS
>12 O'CLOCK

>>31072734
M O M M Y

>>31072734
Yes you would call out what is being fired at you and from where. However you will not experience the Hollywood
>AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRR
>fwish
>PPPPPEEEEEGGGGGGGGG
>fwosh
>bang
If one is being fired at you from a reasonable distance you'll get out an r before it impacts because they are much faster than in the movies, about as fast as .45acp.

>>31072734
my god she's adorable and.. tbqh i didn't realize her legs were that large

>>31072855
>AAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRPPPPEEEEEEJJJJJEEEEEEEE
I honestly can't help but love how much Hollywood seems to beat this in. I've even had a few characters do it in TTRPGs or done it when being shot at by RPGs in mulitplayer games.

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>>31072734
ficki ficki

>>31072734
>3D waifu

eew

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R I L E Y

>>31072826
Nigga, you're older than she is!

>>31072734
>>31072787
This except you typically use clock directions instead of cardinal directions. We call it the three D's: distance, direction, description

So like
>RPG, 12 o'clock, 150 meters
Etc

A lot of times we just say contact unless it is a machine gun nest though. At least my unit did.

>contact, 12 o'clock, 100 meters

>>31072787
Clock position relative to direction of travel, not cardinal direction