Basic Map Reading and Land Navigation training exercises for OCC Class 57 "KABINADANG". Cadets belonging to OCC Class 57-2022 received a block of instruction on Map Reading and Land Navigation. The cadets will master these skills during Field Training Exercises (FTX) where their combat leadership skills will be put to test in a realistic simulation of their future operating environment. As future platoon leaders, these skills will enable them to effectively lead the troops in patrolling missions

During the White Phase of Basic Training, Trainees are exposed to Land Navigation, where they learn how to successfully move through terrain with only a compass, map, and protractor. Throughout their time in Initial Military Training, Trainees will learn foundational skills that they build upon throughout their career within the U.S. Army. Land Navigation is one of those skills that Soldiers will be continuously evaluated on through their Professional Military Education (PME). | U.S. Army Center

Trainees going through Basic Combat Training, #BCT, or One Station Unit Training, #OSUT, are exposed to Land Navigation during the "White" Phase of Basic Training. During this familiarization, Trainees learn how to plot coordinate points, shoot an azimuth, maintain a pace count, and identify terrain features. Learning how to efficiently and effectively navigate the land is a foundational skill that U.S. Army Soldiers will be continuously assessed upon throughout their Professional Military Educa

6th Regiment #AdvancedCamp completed their Daytime Land Navigation test at #CST2021 and have some wisdom to share for future Cadets! 🧭 📋 🤔 "If you don't know where you are, just use your terrain features, use your attack points and locate your point," said Cadet Justin Johnson, George Mason University Army ROTC. 1st Brigade Army ROTC - Spartans | 2nd "Freedom" Brigade Army ROTC | 3rd ROTC Brigade, The Black Hawk Brigade | 4th Brigade Army ROTC | 5th Brigade Army ROTC | 6th BDE Army ROTC | 7th

Land navigation 🧭 always a fun time in training | U.S. Army memes