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Manuals » FM/TC 3-25.26 – Map Reading and Land Navigation (2001) » Chapter 12 – Mounted Land Navigation » Principles


Principles

The principles of land navigation while mounted are basically the same as while dismounted. The major difference is the speed of travel. Walking between two points may take one hour, but riding the same distance may only take 15 minutes. To be effective at mounted land navigation, the travel speed must be considered.

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