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At maximum range (1,500 meters), a 7-meter (23-foot) long target completely fills the area between the stadia lines and exceeds the stadia lines at a closer range.
**Figure 1. Frontal, oblique, and flank targets**
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### 3.1 **Flanking Targets (Full Stadia)**
Adjust the sight picture by moving the launcher so the target centers between the stadia lines (Figure 2).
**Figure 2. Range determination for flank target.**
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### 3.2 **Oblique Targets**
If you can see more of the flank, use the full-stadia method (Figure 3.1). The vehicle should appear to fill the area between the stadia lines. If you see more of the front or rear, use the half-stadia method (Figure 3.2). The track of the vehicle should fit between one stadia line and the center.
**Figure 3.1. Range determination for oblique target, more flank visible**
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**Figure 3.2. Range determination for oblique target, more front or rear visible**
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### 3.3 **Frontal (Head-On) or Rear (Going Away, Half-Stadia) Targets**
Adjust the sight picture by moving the launcher to align the vertical cross hair and one of the stadia lines on the target (Figure 4)
**Figure 4. Range determination for frontal or rear target.**
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## 4. Dependencies