U.S. Army Map Reading and Land Navigation Handbook Review

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U.S. Army Map Reading and Land Navigation Handbook ReviewThere are many misconceptions and misstatements in the other reviews so I thought I would try and clarify a few things.
First, this book is not the current Army FM 3-25.26 Land Navigation manual. It is a reprint of an older FM. If you want the Army FM just do a search here in Amazon for FM 3-25.26 and it will take you to the Army publication which goes for around $16. Any problems with print clarity is the fault of this manufacturers printing not the US Army. Go to FM 3-26.26 and you will see the difference.
Second, these book were written for people/soldiers whose very lives will depend on the their ability to navigate any where on Planet Earth. If you're looking for an easy to read and do, mind numbing eco course forget it. This book and it's results are for those who want to be professionals. If they get it wrong, people drop bombs and rockets on them. If you're not interested in a professional approach don't buy it (forget all about putting Fred in the Shed to navigate).
Third, this book is written for those who will navigate in the jungle, snow fields, deserts, mountains, etc. The process is taught and accepted worldwide by all of the major countries and is approved by NATO. Special Forces, Navy SEALS, Marine RECON, Delta Force, etc all use the same basic system. It is a lot of work but it is effective. The writing is step by step and provides the background information professionals will need to know. If you are a hardcore orienteerer or geocacher, search and rescue volounteer, Scout volounteer, etc this is the book for you.
Last, don't waste your money on this reprint. Buy the US Army manual so you'll have the latest and correct information.
Oh, yeah, one other thing. Throw the crackerjack compass away. Get yourself a good compass (yes, it will cost more than $20). This manual tells you what to look for. Personally, I have three compasses - a Silva Ranger, Brunton Surveyor and a US Army Lensatic Compass. I NEVER go cross country with out at least two of them ON me.U.S. Army Map Reading and Land Navigation Handbook Overview

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