Map Reading And Land Navigation - FM 3-25.26 US Army Field Manual FM 21-26 (2001 Civilian Reference Edition) (Paperback)

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Paperback. Master the fundamentals of wilderness navigation with Map Reading and Land Navigation (FM 3-25.26)-the official U.S. Army Field Manual trusted by soldiers everywhere. This expertly crafted manual ensures you have the knowledge to navigate any terrain, with a wealth of reliable techniques that have been refined over decades of military experience.Within this detailed guide you will learn all about modern navigation equipment and methods as well as essential compass skills and field techniques when no navigational tools are available. Whether learning to handle a lensatic compass or calculating azimuths in the field, this manual prepares you to make precise navigational decisions on the fly - ensuring you stay on course in even the most challenging conditions.Key highlights: Types of Compasses: In-depth insights into using a lensatic compass and alternative compasses when precision is critical.Compass Handling: Tips on compass care and accurate readings, free from magnetic interference.Field Expedient Techniques: Creative methods for determining direction without a compass, using Mother Nature as your guide.Global Positioning System (GPS) Techniques: Get acquainted with GPS technology for precise location and movement in unfamiliar areas.This manual is ideal for hunters, survivalists, preppers, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts. In fact, just about anyone who wants to develop advanced land navigation skills. Empower yourself with these proven navigation methods to conquer unknown trails and terrain with total confidence.Originally written by the US Army, this specific product has been reformatted for easier publication. It has not been edited in any way for widespread, unrestricted, unendorsed distribution. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de ref. del artículo 9798893440478

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