What would be an example of this? I know the definintion but just need an example
High Payoff Targets
Posted April 30th, 2010 by clholmes72
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April 30th, 2010 - 11:00 am
A high payoff target is the one which you choose to attack because of its higher value. For example if one of my forward observers is looking at a small formation of soldiers, but I get another target at the same time (such as a group of high ranking leaders) which is more important, I will go for the more important target because it will do more damage to the enemy…