It's not a novel approach. Russia baked it into their aiming systems decades ago and they supposedly train on the maneuver. The software can detect when the co

It's not a novel approach. Russia baked it into their aiming systems decades ago and they supposedly train on the maneuver. The software can detect when the correct pitch/direction are achieved so the barrage can be reasonably accurate. They don't have the luxury of slowly dialing in their aim, but have much better calculation systems and are firing a fraction of the distance (often over just 1-2 treelines). As I said, I don't know that it's ideal. I think troops on the ground with a laser designator while the chopper lobs munitions up over the treeline from a farther, safer distance would be ideal.