CPT Neumann wants to conduct a maneuver exercise to train and evaluate a unit's ability to integrate direct and indirect fires. What type of training event will he conduct?

CPT Neumann intends to conduct a maneuver exercise that focuses on the integration of both direct and indirect fires, which is a critical component for effective battlefield operations. A Live Fire Exercise is specifically designed to involve the actual firing of weapons and engaging targets, allowing soldiers to practice and evaluate their performance in real-time scenarios. This type of training enables units to experience realistic combat conditions and improves their ability to coordinate and integrate different types of fires, enhancing their overall effectiveness during operations.

In this context, while a Live Exercise refers broadly to exercises involving live firing, the specificity of training on integrating various fire types aligns closely with the objective of a Live Fire Exercise, which encompasses such integration. The other options, like command post exercises or field training exercises, do not specifically focus on the live integration of both direct and indirect fire, making the Live Fire Exercise the most suitable choice for this goal.