What type of mission is fired on planned targets and includes a duration for firing?

The mission that is fired on planned targets and includes a specified duration for firing is classified as Suppress. This type of mission aims to temporarily inhibit the enemy's ability to conduct operations in a designated area by delivering accurate fire over a set period. The inclusion of a duration is critical because it allows for coordinated operations where other elements can maneuver while the enemy is kept under fire, creating a window of opportunity for friendly forces.

In contrast, Adjust Fire involves refining firing solutions based on observed impacts, but it does not necessarily indicate a duration for firing. Fire For Effect (FFE) describes a phase where the full volume of fire is delivered, usually after adjustment but does not inherently specify a duration like a Suppress mission does. Immediate Suppression refers to urgent fire missions that must be executed without delay, often in response to an immediate threat, but again lacks the structured duration aspect that defines a Suppress mission.