Which of the following is NOT a documented method of target location?

• A. Grid
• B. Polar Plot
• C. Laser Elevation
• D. Laser Grid

Answer: (C)

Target location relies on methods that directly provide or mark a target’s position in a usable way. Grid gives a precise map coordinate, Polar Plot uses distance and bearing from a known point, and Laser Grid uses a laser to illuminate a grid point so the target can be found. Laser Elevation isn’t a standalone way to locate a target; it’s just an angular measurement of the laser beam and doesn’t by itself yield a defined position or mark a target. Because elevation alone doesn’t provide a complete, actionable location, it isn’t a documented target-location method.