True or False: The CFF for an immediate mission is sent in three transmissions.

The statement regarding the CFF (call for fire) for an immediate mission being sent in three transmissions is not accurate. For an immediate mission, the CFF typically does not follow the structured three-transmission format that might be used for other types of missions or when adjustments are necessary.

In a situation requiring immediate fire support, the emphasis is on speed and efficiency. The CFF for an immediate mission is generally transmitted all at once, allowing for a swift response to threats or urgent tactical situations. This approach is crucial in combat scenarios where time is of the essence, and the ability to engage a target quickly can be vital.

The structured format that includes multiple transmissions—usually meant for more complex situations involving adjustments or when working with a non-immediate target—does not apply here. Therefore, the assertion that an immediate mission requires three separate transmissions does not hold true, leading to the correct response being that it is false.