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The brigade FSO assists the FSCOORD with planning and coordinating the fires warfighting function for BCT operations. The brigade FSO’s duties and responsibilities are similar to those of the chief of fires (deputy FSCOORD) at corps and division echelons as identified in Field Manual (FM) 3-09, Fire Support and Field Artillery Operations,
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