Firing range
The firing range was the range by which an attacking vessel could fire its weapons at a target.

In 2285, Maltz informed Commander Kruge that the  was in the firing range of their ship. ()

In 3189, Michael Burnham dissuaded Cleveland Booker from maneuvering his ship out of the firing range of Defense Force ships by convincing him that the  would come to their aid. ()

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