What does Type 3 control allow in an air support scenario?

Type 3 control in an air support scenario is specifically designed to facilitate multiple attacks within a single engagement. This type of control is used when ground forces require air support to engage a target while being able to continue to adjust the fight dynamically based on the tactical situation.

In Type 3 control, the ground commander can request that aircraft engage targets based on the immediate needs of the battlefield, which allows for flexible and continuous support without needing to coordinate every single act of attack individually. This is particularly useful in fast-moving engagements where the situation may change rapidly, and multiple targets could be engaged consecutively or simultaneously as opportunities arise.

The other options do not accurately reflect the capabilities provided by Type 3 control. For instance, it does not limit actions to only one attack or focus on previously visual-acquired targets exclusively. Instead, it supports a more fluid exchange of strikes that can adapt to the evolving scenario on the ground.