Which rotary-wing attack tactic is delivered while the aircraft is at altitude and in descending forward flight?

Diving fire is a rotary-wing attack tactic characterized by the aircraft operating at altitude while executing a descending forward flight toward the target. This method allows the aircraft to utilize its kinetic energy to enhance the effectiveness of its munitions upon impact and can help to decrease exposure to ground fire. It also creates a steep attack angle, improving visibility and targeting accuracy. Utilizing diving fire enhances the speed of the aircraft's approach, allowing for quick strikes while maneuvering away from potential enemy fire.