How many rounds must be fired to meet the kill standard for 7.62mm against unarmored vehicles?

To achieve the designated kill standard for 7.62mm against unarmored vehicles, the requirement is to fire at least three rounds. This standard is established based on the effectiveness of the rounds in penetrating the vehicle's armor and ensuring that sufficient damage is inflicted to incapacitate it.

Firing three rounds allows for the necessary dispersion and increases the likelihood of hitting critical areas of the vehicle, such as the engine or fuel systems, which are essential for disabling the vehicle. This metric is part of tactical training and operational readiness to ensure that personnel are adequately prepared to engage unarmored vehicles effectively and efficiently.