How To Do Land Navigation At Basic Training | Everything You NEED To Know To Pass

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The Basics- 1:52
Terrain Features- 7:11
Plotting Points(1)- 11:13
Plotting Points(2)- 15:30
Find Your Azimuth(1)- 28:00
Finding Your Route- 31:26
Find Your Azimuth(2)- 28:00
Find Your Distance- 40:37
Terrain Association- 49:53
Tracking Your Distance- 54:40
Searching Methods- 57:27
**Summary- 59:02
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@jeffreygreiner790 4 года назад

About 5 weeks into ROTC and University of Maryland. Just started to learn basic land navigation and they put a link to this video in our syllabus. You know you’ve made an impact when Army ROTC Battalions use your video to teach land nav 😎

@MattWard89 4 года назад

Wow that’s crazy awesome! Thanks for letting me know!

@CloudyGabriel 4 года назад

Im planning on doing rotc at UMD after coming out of basic training later this year, how is it?

@jeffreygreiner790 4 года назад

Gabriel Fernandez It’s totally worth it, man. Despite the changes we’ve had to make this year, the cadre have been very fluid with the adjustment. Fall semester was super fun...learned so much and FTX was a great experience. The MS4s just commissioned today, 3 going IN, a bunch going MI, a few going FA and Cyber. If you come to UMD, there is a high chance you’ll get a top pick for you branch it seems.

@CloudyGabriel 4 года назад

@@jeffreygreiner790 Oh wow, thats pretty cool, does rotc pay for college?

@CloudyGabriel 4 года назад

also ill be joining as a sophmore.

@markus-us1bg 6 лет назад

3:25 flat earth believers are triggered

@MattWard89 6 лет назад

lol

@sakethabrawler6854 6 лет назад

Markus Hörtenhuber 😂

@ryansilva8007 6 лет назад

lol

@samreynolds9925 6 лет назад

I came down here to comment about this

@2adamast 6 лет назад

Sees a square grid map and thinks flat earthers are those with a problem. Stop pushing their agenda, give us our latitude and longitude maps back

@amoledor 3 года назад

Two things: 1. When you are travelling to your points, before you go, remember to move the bezel hash mark over the arrow. It only takes 3 seconds and you don't have to constantly remember what degree you were travelling at. Line up the arrow with the hash mark and you're done. 2. When doing landnav at night, remember every detent on the bezel is a 3 degree turn. Use the closest degree offset to your azimuth direction and you should only be off by 1.4 degrees at most. Easy area to cover to get back on track. Even at the 1300 meter distance, you'll only be off by 31.77 meters. If you remember which way you were off, you'll be able to easily figure out which direction you should search for your point.

@beccy46 2 года назад

As a reservist, I have struggled with land nav for an embarrassing amount of years. Getting ready to go to a school and you helped everything click in a way I was missing all this time. Thanks for the time and effort you put into this. You’ve helped so many of us poor, directionally challenged wretches!

@alexsachse 4 года назад

Been out of the military for 20+ years but want to teach my kids (11 & 12) how to navigate using lensatic compass. This is a great refresher for me. Using your instructions, I will put together a hike, try it out myself using the compass / map navigation you are outlining, and then, will teach my kids how to do it. Thanks a lot man, your info is extremely useful.

@kilotactical 2 года назад

Same here. I may not been that long out of the military, but a good refresher always helps if you’re out for a few years.

@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272 2 года назад

God bless you and your kids! hope the hike was fun!

@robertmathis4268 4 месяца назад

Boy scouts are awesome prep for land nav and survival

@bakey1969 6 лет назад

Good tutorial brother, sometimes I just watch military tutorials when I'm drunk because civilian life is giving me cancer and I just wanted to say that this is the best beginner 'how to' land nav video I've seen.

@yeeyee6955 6 лет назад

Bakey soooo are you joining?

@kikig.611 4 года назад

"civilian life is giving me cancer" I felt this

@Gangstersmoveinsilence 3 года назад

Bruh I feel you

@zeigfeild 3 года назад

You sure love collecting those civilian's tax dollars though! Cry more lmao

@MonstersFlyinginTheSky 2 года назад

@@MrGrayman creep

@marathuzula9024 2 года назад

I'm definitely that random civilian who is intrigued and here to watch your video. Thank you for everything you do!

@CM_6969 5 лет назад

You are the best LT I ever seen with landnav 😂

@nash4822 6 лет назад

Best army info account out there

@MattWard89 6 лет назад

Thanks bro!

@jeromenowden4041 5 лет назад

FACTS

@littlebottleofink 5 лет назад

Truly. I appreciate all the knowledge. It makes it easier to be more relaxed.

@noahmorales7758 3 года назад

@@MattWard89 I thought I remembered the old channel name.

@TrackOwl_ 3 года назад

Honestly I was scared that it was gonna be super complicated but it’s really not you did a great job teaching this so thanks definitely help me

@camerongeisler5910 4 года назад

U should become a teacher I learned this in an hour a teacher couldn’t explain this in 3 hours

@akaza7874 4 года назад

Full semester. Had to figure stuff out on my own with some friends!

@Templar777_K9 3 года назад

I've been out for almost 20 years. This makes a good refresher video. As we said in the Army "If you don't use it, you lose it". I didn't use these navigation elements in a long time. The instructions in this video is clear and concise and well presented. I also appreciated the time segments that were included in the notes below of the video. Thanks!

@jonathanmedina6627 6 лет назад

Your the man! I'm watching this on the bus ride to fort Jackson! Wish me luck!

@MattWard89 6 лет назад

Sorry I missed this but good luck!!!!

@Jack_Arbor 6 лет назад

Good luck bro! Embrace the suck

@connormurphy1964 6 лет назад

Alrighty man Im guessing your home! How was Jackson/BCT?

@lovedhated2475 6 лет назад

u alive lol??????????????????????????

@cassandraklein4469 5 лет назад

Oh god he didn't make it 😆

@hheythered 5 лет назад

Land nav is one of those things that tons of soldiers are not good at. Its simply not used enough. We did it a handful of times in basic in fire teams ( I didnt listen). Then got to my unit and did it for EIB; few practice runs then the real test. And that was it. Now that I am preparing for SFAS, I kick myself for not paying attention and keeping this skill sharp. But I will be okay.

@thothheartmaat2833 5 лет назад

I heard 75% drop out of special forces because of land nav alone.

@greymort8783 4 года назад

you need to be a pro at this before SFAS because your going to be so god dam tiered when they make you do land nav. this needs to be second nature.

@S1D3W1ND3R015 3 года назад

Its because unless you are combat arms or something similar you won't be using this. Especially for NG and Reserve Soldiers. I can tell you that besides a few training events. I have never used land nav in a real scenario, they also don't test you on land nav anymore for BLC (WLC if you don't know they changed the name)

@reesreynolds9702 3 года назад

hheythered u make it

@princekadeem8689 6 лет назад

What a great tool for those of us making the transition! The amount of effort you’ve put into this, and the simplicity in which you explained it are fantastic! Kudos and thanks for the awesome lesson.

@MattWard89 6 лет назад

Thanks!!!!

@PAPIOSO908 4 года назад

Thank god I found this video because my ass would be getting lost

@mr.ruskihacker951 3 года назад

Welp, 6 months ago i Enlisted for the army, 6 months I used your videos to improve and learn and prepare. Thank you Matt, on the bus on the way to fort Leonard wood right now.

@christiankdt9381 5 лет назад

I actually would’ve loved to have a math teacher like this in school .-.

@allanfisher5120 6 лет назад

I'm not in the military but I just wanted to say that you taught me something very interesting as I have not heard of lan nav before. Thank you

@gemangonzalez4070 3 года назад

I am in the Argentine air force and this vdeo has been super usefull , thank matt for this great tutorial.

@flynndemunck3265 2 года назад

I'm an Australian Army Cadet and am watching because I want to better myself, become near perfect, become a role model/leader in my company, and Thought If I want to start you may aswell learn everything you can about drill, nav, field sig, weps, field engineering and medical aid. I would love some links/advice for any of these topics. Stay safe keep up the good work!

@sakethabrawler6854 6 лет назад

Thanks again for your time and effort. I'll watch this in detail a couple times over.

@MattWard89 6 лет назад

Awesome :)

@sakethabrawler6854 6 лет назад

Shootemup89 Great job man, like no lie very informative. So, i need to know the solider's creed and what else to pass basic? I figure once i learn and memorize these 4 things I'll go talk to the recruiter. I want to impress them with my knowledge to increase my chance of being accepted as i really im concerned with a couple things. Thanks again.

@SheepDog99 6 лет назад

I've seen dozens of your videos and every single one has been a ton of help. Thank you so much for all your work making these for dummies like me.

@kimgarback566 6 лет назад

You are amazing at teaching this stuff! Your video is way better than the ALMS course that's offered. The Army should pay you to use your videos to teach Land Nav!

@MattWard89 6 лет назад

Haha thanks I appreciate that!

@frantzyg25 4 года назад

I agree with you on that

@imsentinelprime9279 Год назад

This video is a life saver for me. I absolutely suck at land nav. But this video is making me feel more confident for this upcoming land nav course I have.

@seanpraveen 6 лет назад

thanks for making the video, i am in ROTC right now and this video literally just helped me get a GO on land navigation. Thank you.

@MattWard89 6 лет назад

Glad it helped!

@Dea7hWarran7 2 года назад

“As we all know, the Earth isn’t flat.” Subscribed. Lol

@stevepollock8348 5 лет назад

I want you to know how much I value your videos. My son is now in white phase at Ft.Benning and we miss him. Your information has given me a way to stay connected to the things he is experiencing. Your other preparatory videos were important to him beforehand. I think he viewed them all and took measures to be as prepared physically as he could ,distance running and personal p.t.. I hope you're being rewarded for your efforts I'm going to pass on the link in the family support sight

@JoshSabboth 2 года назад

Very well done, thanks!!

@mrpeabodythethird 2 года назад

Honestly, this is one of the best basic land nav videos I've seen. You broke it down pretty good. I'm curious though how that pace count would work if you're going up and down steep hills... Might make you off a little bit. Also, I'd like to see a demonstration or a little more detail on how you "pick a tree." The demonstrations after explanations were great!

@Norvell07 5 лет назад

Damn Matt, you definitely put in work with this one. You broke it down really well and can guarantee it is going to help alot of peoole!

@patriot8421 5 лет назад

Fantastic land nav run through, glad your back for 2019 making videos. So far all have been very informative and helpful! Thank you for your service and your time to educate everyone that’s beginning a military career.

@ajramirez77 6 лет назад

Thank you for this. The cadets that were explaining land nav didn't explain it as well as you did

@mondo2014 5 лет назад

one of the things I was most nervous about was Land Nav, watching this video once a day has been extremely helpful with easing my nerves about it. Love your Videos, you are a godsend my good sir, keep up the amazing videos!! thank you!!

@Embition93 4 года назад

Land nav was my favorite part of basic lol. I was really good at. The drill sergant sent you out into the woods. Fun times.

@skutterk 6 лет назад

Great refresher, much appreciated, time to take it to the field !

@Tylr2345 Год назад

This one is so amazing. I don’t comment often. But now I have to. BIG RESPECT MAN THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP AND TIME!!

@robinwanderlust 4 года назад

This was PHENOMENAL!!! I am not military but am currently training for a 7 day, 200 km jungle race and yours was BY FAR the best video I have found on RU-vid!

@owenbconley95 5 лет назад

Thank you for taking your time man I appreciate it your truly not a bad teacher i definitely feel good going into basic

@EngineersQuest 4 года назад

Great refresher course for some of us. We all need to keep fresh on the basics. Thanks Matt!

@mookie2204 4 года назад

I leave for Fort Jackson on September 24th I've been watching all your videos to prepared. Thank you so much.

@davesurprenant8622 2 года назад

Your Land Nav video is priceless.. Especially using a protractor.. That's all I use now for route planning... So easy.. Thank you so much!

@samramos2436 4 года назад

Great video bro, in my entire time in the military I've never been able to master land navigation until I came across this video and for that I thank you.

@lionel170 5 лет назад

Excellent teaching Matt. Thank you for the effort you put into this video. I'm definitely gonna put this into practice.

@kateladrillono2994 3 года назад

You're honestly a lifesaver. Watched the entire video thoroughly. Thank you so much.

@aaronglacier9213 3 года назад

Appreciate this LT. I’m a prior service corpsman who toured Asia for 5 years but signed a infantry contract with the army for 2020. Leave for Fort Benning in late August

@frantzyg25 4 года назад

Bro! You're freaking awesome 👏🏿 I value the amount of work & effort you put into this to make it possible. The way you break it down is outstanding keep up the good work man.

@roderickerikjohnson7062 6 лет назад

At 32:58 you are discussing route making. You make the excellent suggestion to not route your most distant waypoint first. I think in this instance though I would choose waypoint 2 (P2) for my first course. Examination of the terrain tells us that there's a hill on the same bearing you'd take to P2 from S. You could then make that Hill is your bearing. When you made it to the top you could quickly identify P2 and P1 further identifying any challenges. In addition to that it would allow you to get that hill hump out of the way first. At any rate, thank you for this accurate and extremely helpful presentation.

@MattWard89 6 лет назад

Good thought and thanks!

@jaimenugiel8509 5 лет назад

Erik Lonestar yeah, but as he mentioned in the video, you don't always want to rely on the terrain.

@peepers46 3 года назад

Hey Matt, I’ve been out of Basic Training for a very long time and you brought me right back to Fort McClellan Alabama with this land nav video. Thanks bro for your service and your video. Love it

@michellemelgarejo 9 месяцев назад

Two weeks into ROTC at BSU and I’m teaching Land Nav. Honestly best refresher video!

@sissokooumar2559 5 лет назад

Thank you brother Leaving for basic on Tuesday, Jan 8 (fort Leonard wood) I watched many of your videos and they helped me get a bit ready; so THANKS!!!

@matthewskaggs5485 6 лет назад

I don't usually comment on RU-vid videos but I have BLC coming up and this video was perfect for me to familiarize myself with Land Nav again. It's broken down to a point that anyone can understand. Thanks man!

@mikeneale2459 2 года назад

BEST land nav video EVER!! Thank you.

@jackh5761 3 года назад

Not even remotely connected to the military, just passing by to learn a new skill. Ty!

@charlesbean4437 6 лет назад

So I have absolutely no ride to future soldier training and can only go when it is best for my recruiter and I and have not been able to go through Land Nav And I've seen many videos of Sergeants or Specialists trying to explain it but not going full in detail so this has helped me a lot

@natebooth2231 4 года назад

Mate just wanted to show my appreciation for the tutorial. Really good stuff and easy to follow, cheers from Aus 🇦🇺

@mohamedsallieujalloh2054 3 года назад

Thank you, Matt Ward. As I shipped tomorrow, I'm fully confident that I will pass basic training with all your tutoring about physical and mental preparation. See you all in 2021. 25Q Jackson

@dailybantam 3 года назад

How was it?

@chrisjames9878 2 года назад

Hi I am Timie from Trinidad and Tobago located in the Caribbean and I enjoy your land navigation videos. It was very helpful.

@matth3708 6 месяцев назад

I was an Infantry Marine and on many patrols I would carry the radio in Afghanistan. As the RO, you have to be fairly good at land nav and I was. In the 11 years that I've been out, I forgot just about everything. I've been hiking and hunting a lot lately so I figured I needed a refresher. This is the best video on youtube for land nav. Thank you Soldier!

@dantealexrossi 4 года назад

Thank you so much! Watched the whole video and the information you were able to pack into in one hour was more informative and useful than the whole semester course of geography I took lol.

@MegaCatpuke 6 лет назад

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@MattWard89 6 лет назад

Yepp

@christopherjackson4970 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for all the time and effort you put into this! This will definitly be a video I come back to. Great job!!

@ninja5672 2 года назад

Very thoughtful, and you can tell you have experience with all the little tips about small things that keep you out of trouble later.

@joshuamendoza6511 4 года назад

This was such a good videos and very well out together. Thank you so much for making it really easy to learn. Ima kill it at land nav when I go to basics next month.

@Magnus_Opus 3 года назад

Just finished MEPs, leaving for fort benning in a month, so this information is much appreciated. Especially considering I’m going to be a scout.

@andrewnorato9924 Год назад

Great video! It has been 25 years since I did land nav, and this was a great refresher. Thank you for your hard work and your service.

@jerrychesley4395 Год назад

One of the best navigating tutorials I've seen yet 👍

@JamesBrodski 3 года назад

Great video, Matt! This will help me get a head start at Basic Training!

@MK-xv9wd 4 года назад

Watching this on the bus to Ft. Jackson. Wish me luck!!

@jrramos8328 3 года назад

@SleepingSoldier 3 года назад

I went to AIT a Jackson. Big ass place. Full of hills and creeks on Land Nav. Good times.

@sodabodacoda4738 3 года назад

Watching this just before blue phase for rsp because im worried i wont be to good at this in basic.

@goudwaard8880 6 месяцев назад

As a civilian prepper, this comes very handy thank you!

@haileytoornstra9875 Год назад

SO GOOD! Just finished land nav for RSP and this video helped clear some stuff up for me!

@khadijahannsimmons6793 6 лет назад

I leave for bct in January and have no idea about maps and kind of waited to the last minute on what it consisted of and this video totally sums it up!! life saver!!

@lillywalker110 6 лет назад

Khadijah Ann Simmons where are you headed

@khadijahannsimmons6793 6 лет назад

Jackson

@123bbqueen 5 лет назад

Do you like it?

@ashleedew4368 5 лет назад

Thank you for taking the time to make this video :) This actually got me really excited about land nav and I really hope I get the chance the use what I just learned. (Trying to get rid of a tattoo so I can start and finish BCT and AIT before I turn 35! Clock is ticking quick!!)

@tacticalsweater5119 5 лет назад

You can still join @ 35. I'm 34 but likely won't be ready for the asvab till I turn this October. Other stuff I'm taking care of first but I really want to do this.

@darindoak814 2 года назад

Have watched this multiple times over the months, and as needed. GREAT job, and thank you!

@maloneyfm 2 месяца назад

Great overview, it’s been awhile so this re-training was awesome.

@cassandraklein4469 5 лет назад

Thank you for this video! I leave for Fort Jackson August 29th 😎

@cassidychurch8437 4 года назад

thank you so much! I'm leaving for Basic next Tuesday. This and the gas mask are the 2 things i'm most worried about as far as events (I guess that's what i'll call them?) that we'll have to be doing. I appreciate this sososososososoooooo much!!!!

@nelsonduran3494 Год назад

This is OUTSTANDING. Thank you for putting this together. I have not done land nav in some time and this video, not only refreshed the knowledge, it gave me a couple of tips I did not know. THANK YOU!

@aaronvardy4985 4 года назад

Great video. Understood everything. Told in nice bite size chunks. Good teaching technique. Inspired me to go out and give it a go.

@chimricholds4332 2 года назад

This was such a useful video to watch. With ZERO previous land nav experience I now feel completely confident in basic navigation strategy and look forward to the land nav course in my basic training! Thank you for all your videos and taking the time to help others!

@christiansegovis3707 6 лет назад

Since we didn’t do this in my future soldiers, this is big time worth watching. All new to me.

@callofduty732 3 года назад

I'm unbelievably woke in land Navigation now, your a great teacher! Much appreciated for the quality content. New sub! 💪🏾 🇺🇸🗽

@pstewart5443 3 года назад

Actually, the GM is measuring the difference of True North and Magnetic North. If it's left of True, subtract, if GM is right of True North, add the GM angle when shooting an azimuth. Quickest way. Former FO here, done more land navigation in 4 years than most people will do in a lifetime. True North is the North Pole and Magnetic North used to be Nova Scotia, but it's drifted some in the past 25 years. I give you an A+ though, because you did a wonderful job explaining the legend and the importance of the scale on the map. Bravo. Im glad the military is teaching the old-school methods. We had to do some more advanced land-nav for of course CAS and Naval Gunfire. Another thing to know is the difference between Fast, Slow, and No Go terrain and figure those out via the map. I know it's something you will learn if you go through 11X training. Dang, I went in before OSUT was Army wide. Strange to use the 11X moniker.

@opalprestonshirley1700 6 лет назад

Great job. Brings back conflicting memories...LOL.

@loveahotshower7469 4 года назад

I leave for Fort Benning October 7th 2019. Thanks for all the helpful videos. Hopefully I can use my knowledge to help out my buddies who are confused or lost

@Embition93 4 года назад

Awesome enjoy your time there, I went to Benning back in 2012

@BagelyTakis 4 года назад

Same here man

@BagelyTakis 4 года назад

Same day

@yajicko9 4 года назад

ay bro good luck tmrw is ur day

@darkmage418 Год назад

This is the best video I've seen. I've wanted to learn this for years. You could be an instructor! Thank you!

@ryangreenwood312 5 лет назад

Very comprehensive! One of the best map reading and orienteering videos out there. Great stuff.

@shreks_loins3963 6 лет назад

Great video man, I've been trying to brush up on my land nav skills because I am going to infantry school soon and I haven't used land nav at all in my career as a medic in the guard. I really appreciate your effort, this video was a hell of a lot better at teaching me than FM3-25.26. One question though, I do have the FM for land nav, should I take the time to learn any of the other information in it or should I just leave it alone? In other words, what of the other information is useful to a soldier on the ground?

@truehoucks6796 6 лет назад

This is so clutch 🙏🏽

@nikolausriggi3718 5 лет назад

This Video Helped a Ton!! i feel way more confident doing Land nav after this video Thanks Matt!!

@Momo7O7 4 года назад

Thank I appreciate all your help you’ve given us younger soldiers but also the older ones too.✌🏽💪🏽

@venomousrecon7450 4 года назад

Hopefully I can remember some of these tricks when I’m at basic next month

@classicalpotato6789 3 года назад

Did ya make it?

@bezzie9 5 лет назад

Im trying to get into tha Canada army. Geomatics. Im having problems finding info on it. Thankyou for the map reading tutorial.

@AmberlynWhite 2 года назад

Did you join?

@partyonwheels2925 8 месяцев назад

Thank you soo much! its been 10 years since ive been to basic and im reenlisting and have to go back through basic so im just trying to prepare myself for everything and You made this very easy thank you.

@benjessie 6 лет назад

This is the best land nav tutorial ever. Thanks for breaking things down.

@justinspikes5053 6 лет назад

the earth is not flat, confirmed.

@antoniobrown247 3 года назад

@PARK I'm sorry but no it isn't

@carl10_philip 3 года назад

PARK 🙄😁

@emmettochrach-konradi2785 3 года назад

@PARK Simple test then. Go do some land nav without accounting for the G-M angle. We'll try to find your body.

@emmettochrach-konradi2785 3 года назад

@PARK Uh, yes they do. Long ass bridges for one. Wdym water doesn't bend or curve?

@edwardelkins8723 6 лет назад

If you like Land Navigation becoming an Army Helicopter Pilot, or F.I.S.T.E.R. Artillary fire support, finding the co-ordinates of the enemy for the artillery to fire their canons might be something you are interested in , I am sure there are a few other M.O.S. where its really important, Special Forces, Green Berets, Calvary Scout, Corp Engineer.

@OlePorkchop 6 лет назад

Cav Scout is what I want!

@hidesitemg 6 лет назад

Edward Elkins Special Forces is GB

@edwardelkins8723 6 лет назад

Not an expert, yes I understand special forces become GB , but aren't the special forces not trained as well as GB I thought GB is like going regular infantry to Ranger infantry, only with special forces they go to GB instead of ranger.

@masterdoubleyou 6 лет назад

Edward Elkins Special Forces wear the Green Beret. But you may be thinking of Delta Force which is an elite selection if Green Berets that get the most advanced top secret training, equipment, and missions.

@TTVDWGamer1 3 года назад

I thought it was going to be complicated until I sat down, watch, and listen. I got a whole lot of notes out of this and I feel like I really understand. tHANK YOU for helping us all out. I've been learning a lot from you for the last few months and man, I absolutely love your videos. I ship out in October and after watching your tutorials I am pumped and ready to crush it, thanks for all your help.

@4thhill869 4 года назад

I hope you see this, but when you're getting the pace how do you know you've walked 100m, like how do you know 73 paces is equal to 100m

@dibiasemizcena26 4 года назад

The number will really depend on the person. You can do this by measuring how big your regular walking pace/step is and see how many paces/steps it takes to walk 100 meters. Matt coming up with 73 paces just means that it takes 73 of his regular walking paces to reach 100 meters. Hope it helps!

@jaquaveonandress649 3 года назад

Will you have to do this in basic?

@urhedaintrite4899 3 года назад

Mom: son can u come help me outside? Me: mom iam busy in a class Mom: but school is ov- Me: *am in a class ma!*

@TTVDWGamer1 3 года назад

lmao

@levihindle1970 6 лет назад

This is probably the subject that makes me most nervous about basic, definitely trying to get a good handle on it before I go. So thank you for making this, it's been tremendously helpful.

@squirrelyou8122 5 лет назад

great video it was a refresher for me I realized how much I forgot from basic 33 years ago I learned something new from you I have never seen the trick with the string before great job your hard work is appreciated

@eirizarry2568 3 года назад

Declination Diagram has NOTHING to do with the Earth being Round. The North / South Grid lines run TRUE North & South. MAGNETIC NORTH is NOT at the North Pole......it is located at/near Hudson Bay....therefore where ever you are in the world, you need to know the orientation of both in order to accurately navigate by map & compass. If you happen to be anywhere south of the Hudson bay...Michigan, Kentucky, Alabama etc..etc..there will be little to no difference in the Diagram...but the further east or west you go from there the declination in the diagram will be increased.