And it’s worth it?

If you notice those points, have the corresponding code for the sign at the location lol

So when you do the same course 4 days in a row day and night, you just write them down. Go in the woods and sleep.

Wake up an hour or two later and go turn in your card

Secrets to shaming.

I make sure I get seen at atleaste one site

SKATE SKATE SKATE

So people think I’m doing it legit again

Damn it Bobby

The way of the sham

What’s not shown here is an 80 foot cliff to a shallow river bed 3 meters from the point

That I so gladly almost fell off off during night land nav

Hahaha no warning from DIs?

Shitty

Nah this is a course near fort campbell

They didn’t give a fuck

Haha “fuck em, he’s a medic he’ll fix himself”

Their exact thoughts. It’s a perk being a medic. No one gives a fuck about you. As long as you know your job. I leave work everyday at like 10am to 11am and disappear

Unless we are in the field

Haha that’s nice man😂

If they ask “I’m doing work and updating medpros at the clinic sgt”

“Sitting in the porta-John watching Lisa Ann, SGT”

While playing video games or watching YouTube

Lmao

So back to the nav thing. Do y’all like the Garmin GPS tools?

@Jedimind11[XB1] do you have experience with them

I do when I can use it. I still also go on terrain association at the same time

It’s good to look down and get a quick bearing or see how many meters you went

Yea pace and distance will be nice to know. I like to hit Colorado or something once a year to hike, and I can use the elevation then

All good shit

I’m going to watch some videos about terrain association and brush up on some knowledge

@MulberryMojo nah I’m old school

You can 100% navigate with terrain association and a map if your good at it

I gotcha. I need to learn more and enhance my skills

I usually rely on terrain association and a map. Only rarely peeking at my compass

I’ll peak at mine for a quick bearing here and there to make sure I’m still on track

I just need to get out there more and learn

@Itcilis we once did a land nav course and the sergeant on my temporary team got tried to tell us to read the map one way. I told him how to actually read it. He told me I was wrong then we got lost (not really we just couldn’t find the points)and the first sergeant found us and told us where the point was and what we did wrong

Lo and behold my way was the way the first sergeant was telling us about

Should’ve seen the look on my team leaders face

😂😂😂good shit man. Even if they don’t listen or recognize it, they know you were right