What type of attack combines both direct and indirect methods to effectively manage rollover conditions?

A combination attack is especially effective in managing rollover conditions because it utilizes both direct and indirect methods of fire suppression simultaneously. In a rollover situation, where flames travel across the ceiling and potentially threaten to drop down into the rest of the space, it is critical to address both the fire itself and the environment influencing its behavior.

By employing a combination attack, firefighters can directly apply water or an extinguishing agent to the flames while also using indirect methods—such as cooling the air in the space or applying water from an area removed from the main fire. This multi-faceted approach helps to control the fire's intensity and spread while protecting the firefighters and potentially trapped occupants. This synergy enhances the effectiveness of the attack by addressing the fire's immediate threats and debilitating its conditions for further extension.