What does DPMI stand for?

Desired Mean Point of Impact

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

In the process, each target was vetted for military necessity, proportionality, collateral damage and the presence of restricted/no-strike targets in close proximity to the fixed-wing aircraft's desired mean point of impact (DMPI) for precision-guided munitions.

Target selection at CFLCC: a lawyer's perspective

Although PGMs give the US military an unparalleled ability to strike any point on the earth precisely, the time required to mensurate a target's coordinates and determine the desired mean point of impact (DMPI) to ensure the PGMs can hit the target is generally a luxury troops in contact don't have.

Afghanistan: joint and coalition fire support in Operation Anaconda

[DMPI is the desired mean point of impact, an exact point on the target for maximum destruction.

CENTCOM: Targeting in a Unified Command