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Illumination involves using illuminating projectiles to light up the battlefield so you can see enemies, detect movement, and better observe and coordinate your own troops, especially at night or in poor visibility. The purpose is visibility and observation, not to kill or disrupt, so the light helps guide movements and target spotting without primarily aiming to damage. The bursts are spaced and limited to provide timely illumination when needed, preserving resources and keeping the enemy from easily tracking your positions. By contrast, harassment relies on quick, repeated fire to disrupt or pin the enemy, destruction targets killing or destroying, and interdiction focuses on slowing or blocking enemy movement. Illumination best matches the description of using light to illuminate, observe, and facilitate movements.