Tactical Navigation Tips with Stokermatic
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- Опубликовано: 8 дек 2023
- A talk through some practical tactical navigation tips with Bill Stoker, a former US Marine and Infantry Senior NCO.
We talk about some of the factors and considerations that are important for tactical navigation in the field, drawing on a combined experience of over 50 years in this subject. This was filmed whilst out in the Sierra Nevada hills in California.
Check out Bill's channel here;
/ @stokermatic
And his website here;
www.stokermatic.com
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Great talk gents, and awesome having you out 🍻
Cheers mate, great to meet you and the rest of the guys 👍
Good stuff Tom and Bill. The basics can not only take you far but can take you all the way to your destination.
Nate
Thanks for sharing your combined insight, top tips for ground navigation👊💯.
Cheers mate 👍
Top stuff 👏 great to spread the word Tom. Lol, did you take our weather with.
Yeah mate it really did turn after a few days, coincidentally during our Evasion phase!
Good talk guys. Nice intro PP!
Excellent info on nav skills. Great video.
Cheers! 👍
Tidy talk...DDCRAPS and Check Navigation by a 2nd especially in areas of sparse reference points...👍
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Wow!
4,500 jumps!
Is that an average amount, for a person of your profession?
All the best.👍🏾🇬🇧
No, but I didn't have a 'normal' career. I spent 12 years in the Pathfinders, where we carried out HALO and HAHO jumps regularly, and 4 years in the Red Devils Freefall Team (the British version of the Golden Knights), where we carried out around 250-300 jumps a year. I've also continued jumping since leaving the military.
@@PreparedPathfinder
At over 200 jumps (approximately 150 static-line & 60 HALO), I thought that I had alot!!
A-T-B Tom! 😊
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Is my protractor correct. Numbers start from right and go left
Yes, you put the corner on the location you want to take a grid ref from and read back until you get to the grid line.
Learn to do the basics well.
Roger 👍