Basic Map Reading Pt. 2 | Into the Desert S1E23 | Gray Bearded Green Beret

[@NewHampshireJack]

We appreciate a great teacher when we encounter one. Kirsten is a great teacher. She presents in a calm and articulate manner, understandable to our young troops.

[@K4HLER]

Wishing everyone a wonderful day. Grateful for this life.

[@jenhamilton]

You two are beautiful people. Love the thoughtfulness. Super clear and simple explanation of declination

[@johnnybushman651]

Map reading and compass courses were my two favorite things in the military, good job!

[@Swearengen1980]

These kind of videos really make me thankful for my background when I think about where most people are starting from, which is scratch. Country boy that grew up in the woods, hunting, etc, but a career in civil engineering where I started as an intern at 17. 26 years of reading topography, USGS maps, surveys.

[@commandorando123]

Id recon with you any day. Thanks for the wisdom

[@suzannabares6076]

absoloutely brilliant!

[@kippdog536]

I have never had it explained so simply and thoroughly. As close to hands on and actually doing the task, that can be done through KZbin. Great job. Excellent video series. Thank you.

[@bjen2005]

@Kirsten Rechnitz -- Excellent Job !!!!! I enjoyed the simplicity. Use to do some orienteering and I always enjoy listening to others describe the basics.

[@salsalvio821]

Excellent video. I know how to read maps but this is a great resource for those who are learning. She gives such a great presentation

[@temomoreno2018]

Awesome videos. You’re a great teacher. Thank you so much for the education. 😊

[@oldminer5387]

Thank you for the great lesson.

[@World.Explorer101]

Just found this channel, so far awesome content land navigation is a lot of fun. I enjoyed it quite a bit as a former Infantryman.

[@beantownbushcraft]

Great 🗺️ & 🧭 Breakdown, Nail it, OUTSTANDING 💥 Fantastic Miss🤝🏻☘️

[@unixpro2]

We’ll done! Great video, easy to follow and understand. Gives something to practice at my local state park.

[@0bserver416]

Thank you!

[@yellowboot6629]

Thanks ❣️jew... 🤣🤣🤣...

[@Destro7000]

It seems to me like the Compass, and the use of it, are the problem, if magnetic north keeps shifting around every few years. But the maps themselves aren't the problem. You can navigate very well using maps and no compass, you just have to understand the maps and what they mean in explaining the features you're going to start using as landmarks. It's better to use nevigation aids that don't shift.

[@hammerfoot4273]

While that would make more sense, be easier and what not. If you needed to travel by night or in an extremely cloudy situation. You wouldn't know what direction North East South West were in without a compass. Plus you wouldn't know which way to orientate your map to get it in the correct direction without a compass. So you really need both. You need to know how to use both. Also you need to understand the magnetic shift in order to completely use both in conjunction with each other.

[@awells9153]

May I ask what compass you are using

[@jodyfree953]

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[@ginsengchickensoup]

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