What are the two types of precision missions?

The two types of precision missions are precision registration and destruction. Precision registration involves establishing the precise location of a target to ensure that fire support can effectively engage it with minimal collateral damage. This process allows forces to confirm target coordinates and adjust fire as needed based on real-time information.

Destruction missions focus on the neutralization or elimination of specific targets using precision-guided munitions. This ensures effective engagement of the target while maintaining accuracy and reducing the risk of unintended damage to surrounding areas or civilians.

The other options do not specifically categorize missions under precision guidance. Indirect fire and direct fire refer to general methods of delivering fire support without the precision aspect being highlighted. Air assault and ground assault describe operational methods rather than the precision of fire missions. Conventional and unconventional denote broader strategies or approaches rather than specific types of precision engagement. Thus, registration and destruction specifically align with the concept of precision missions.