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Table of Contents

PREFACE 

Part One MAP READING 

Chapter TRAINING STRATEGY 1 

Building-Block Approach 

Armywide Implementation 

Safety 

Definition 

Purpose 

Procurement 

Security 

Care 

Categories 

Military Map Substitutes 

Standards of Accuracy 

Chapter MARGINAL INFORMATION AND SYMBOLS 3 

Chapter 2

MAPS 

Marginal Information on a Military Map 

Additional Notes 

Topographic Map Symbols 

Military Symbols 

Colors Used on a Military Map 

Chapter GRIDS 4 

Reference System 

Geographic Coordinates 

Military Grids 

United States Army Military Grid Reference System 

Locate a Point Using Grid Coordinates 

Locate a Point Using the US Army Military Grid Reference System 

Grid Reference Box 

Other Grid Systems 

Protection of Map Coordinates and Locations 

Chapter SCALE AND DISTANCE 5 

Representative Fraction 

Graphic (Bar) Scales 

Other Methods

Chapter DIRECTION 6 

Methods of Expressing Direction 

Base Lines 

Azimuths 

Grid Azimuths 

Protractor 

Declination Diagram 

Intersection 

Resection 

Modified Resection 

Polar Coordinates 

Chapter OVERLAYS 7 

Purpose 

Map Overlay 

Aerial Photograph Overlay 

Chapter AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS 8 

Comparison With Maps 

Types 

Types of Film 

Numbering and Titling Information 

Scale Determination 

Indexing 

Orienting of Photograph 

Point Designation Grid 

Identification of Photograph Features 

Stereovision 

Part Two LAND NAVIGATION 

Chapter NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT AND METHODS 9 

Types of Compasses 

Lensatic Compass 

Compass Handling 

Using a Compass 

Field-Expedient Methods 

Global Positioning System 

Chapter ELEVATION AND RELIEF 10 

Definitions 

Methods of Depicting Relief 

Contour Intervals 

Types of Slopes 

Percentage of Slope 

Terrain Features 

Interpretation of Terrain Features 

Profiles 

Chapter TERRAIN ASSOCIATION 11 

Orienting the Map 

Locations 

Terrain Association Usage 

Tactical Considerations 

Movement and Route Selection 

Navigation Methods 

Night Navigation 

Chapter MOUNTED LAND NAVIGATION 12 

Principles 

Navigator's Duties 

Movement 

Terrain Association Navigation 

Dead Reckoning Navigation 

Stabilized Turret Alignment Navigation 

Combination Navigation 

Chapter NAVIGATION IN DIFFERENT TYPES OF TERRAIN 13 

Desert Terrain 

Mountain Terrain 

Jungle Terrain 

Arctic Terrain 

Urban Areas 

Chapter UNIT SUSTAINMENT 14

Set Up a Sustainment Program 

Set Up a Train-the-Trainer Program 

Set Up a Land Navigation Course 

Appendix 

FIELD SKETCHING A

Appendix MAP FOLDING TECHNIQUES B 

Appendix UNITS OF MEASURE AND CONVERSION FACTORS C 

Appendix JOINT OPERATIONS GRAPHICS D 

Appendix EXPORTABLE TRAINING MATERIAL E 

Appendix ORIENTEERING F

Appendix M2 COMPASS G 

Appendix ADDITIONAL AIDS H

Appendix FOREIGN MAPS I

Appendix GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM J

Appendix PRECISION LIGHTWEIGHT GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM RECEIVER K

GLOSSARY 

REFERENCES 

AUTHENTICATION 

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