What is another word for enfilade fire?
Pronunciation: [ɛnfˈɪle͡ɪd fˈa͡ɪ͡ə] (IPA) 
Enfilade fire is a term used in military strategy to describe a situation where a line of troops or targets is fired upon from the side. This can be a devastating tactic in warfare, as it allows the attacking force to hit multiple targets in a single sweep. There are several synonyms for enfilade fire, including flank fire, oblique fire, and crossfire. Each of these terms refers to a similar situation where one force is firing on another from an angle, rather than directly in front. These tactics can be particularly effective in urban or forested environments, where there are plenty of opportunities for flanking maneuvers.
