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*FM 3-25.26

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FM 21-26

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Field ManualNo. 3-25.26HeadquartersDepartment of the ArmyWashington, DC , 20 July 2001

FM 3-25.26MAP READING AND LANDNAVIGATION

PREFACE

Part OneMAP READING

Chapter1TRAINING STRATEGY

Building-Block Approach Armywide ImplementationSafety

Chapter2MAPS

Definition Purpose Procurement Security Care Categories Military Map Substitutes Standards of Accuracy

Chapter3MARGINAL INFORMATION AND SYMBOLS

Marginal Information on a Military Map Additional Notes Topographic Map Symbols Military Symbols Colors Used on a Military Map

Chapter4GRIDS

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

Chapter5SCALE AND DISTANCE

Representative Fraction Graphic (Bar) Scales Other Methods

Chapter6DIRECTION

Methods of Expressing Direction Base Lines Azimuths Grid Azimuths Protractor Declination Diagram Intersection Resection Modified Resection Polar Coordinates

Chapter7OVERLAYS

Purpose Map Overlay Aerial Photograph Overlay

Chapter8AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS

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 TwoLAND NAVIGATION

Chapter9NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT AND METHODS

Types of Compasses Lensatic Compass Compass Handling Using a Compass Field-Expedient Methods Global Positioning System

Chapter10ELEVATION AND RELIEF

Definitions Methods of Depicting Relief Contour Intervals Types of Slopes Percentage of Slope Terrain Features

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