In what circumstances should the batwing SDZ be utilized?

The batwing Safety Danger Zone (SDZ) is specifically designed to account for the trajectories of fired projectiles during dynamic training scenarios, particularly those that involve movement and flanking fire. In such scenarios, shooters may need to engage targets while on the move, which can result in unpredictable projectile paths. The batwing SDZ accommodates these factors by extending the danger zone in a way that ensures the safety of personnel and property beyond the immediate firing line.

Using the batwing SDZ during movement and flanking fire training is important because this type of shooting introduces additional risks associated with varying angles and trajectories. The SDZ helps planners visualize and mitigate risks associated with those variables, ensuring that the training environment is safe for both participants and non-participants.

Other choices misrepresent the purpose or application of the batwing SDZ. For example, utilizing it when there is no potential danger to non-participants does not maximize safety precautions that are vital during any firing dynamic. Stationary target shooting does not require the unique considerations that the batwing SDZ offers, and limiting its use to explosive projectiles disregards its applicability to various types of ammunition and training scenarios.