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Figure 23. The Backup Sight Horizontal Adjustment.
The Convenient Target Method.

The M2/m3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle: Fire Control System
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M2/M3 BFV: FIRE CONTROL SYSTEM - OD1608 - LESSON 1/TASK 4
LESSON 1
BORESIGHTING PROCEDURES FOR THE M2/M3 BRADLEY
FIGHTING VEHICLE FIRE CONTROL SYSTEM COMPONENTS
TASK 4.
Describe  the  procedures
for
boresighting
the
integrated
sight unit (ISU).
CONDITIONS
Within a self-study environment and given the subcourse text, without
assistance.
STANDARDS
Within one hour
REFERENCES
No supplementary references are needed for this task.
1.
Introduction
Another element of the Bradley fighting vehicle fire control system
which must be boresighted is the integrated sight unit (ISU).
The
ISU is the primary sighting device of the vehicle.  The night sight
of the ISU must be boresighted to the day sight to ensure accuracy
during  aiming  and  firing  in  daylight  and  at  night.
This  task
describes the two methods of boresighting the ISU night sight to day
sight.
2.
Boresighting the ISU Night Sight to Day Sight
There are two methods of boresighting the night sight to day sight.
The convenient target method should be used when visibility is good
for 3280 feet (approximately 1000 meters).
The buddy boresighting
method  requires  a  second  vehicle,  and  should  be  used  when  the
visibility is poor, but not less than 656 feet (200 meters).  The ISU
night
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