TP 525-3-4, The U.S. Army Functional Concept for Fires (AFC-F) describes Army fires built to support future, joint, Army, and multinational operations, focusing on how fires support combined arms maneuver. The AFC-F presents strategic guidance from key leaders as a future fires vision, and then derives required capabilities from this vision. These required capabilities form the foundation for future capability development DOTMLPF-P changes. The AFC-F describes future fires capabilities through four key fires tenets: fires must be precise, responsive, effective, and multifunctional. Fires must be precise, operating with accuracy, producing desired effects only on desired targets, building confidence in fires units' capabilities. Fires must be responsive, deploying rapidly and achieving appropriate effects on the target. Fires must be effective, providing appropriate capacity, range, and lethality in a wide spectrum of operations. Finally, fires must be multifunctional, task organized to respond easily to a wide variety of circumstances and conditions. Leaders and Soldiers conduct both fire support and air and missile defense tasks