NGF Report Honey indicates which target status?

• A. New Target
• B. Unfired Target
• C. Ammo Remaining
• D. Non scheduled fire mission

Answer: (A)

In this NGF system, code words are used to quickly communicate target status. “Honey” specifically signals a New Target—something just identified by the observer and not yet entered into the fire plan or assigned a firing solution. It prompts the fire support team to begin target development, verify location and priority, and determine whether a firing solution is needed. The other options don’t describe a newly identified target: an unfired target implies a known target that hasn’t yet been engaged, ammo remaining is a supply status, and a non-scheduled fire mission refers to a mission that isn’t currently planned; none of those fit the designation “Honey.”