Hey guys welcome back to the Philcrass of Rebel Podcast. I'm your host Mike and I'm your co-host

shirt. But I was a good one. Yeah, hell yeah. Every single time we do that differently and I appreciate that.

So today's episodes we're doing part two. If you hear like farting noises, that's my ass on my

leather couch. I'm naked right now. No, that's not for us. Yeah, no, please forgive me. All right,

so today's episode we're talking land navigation part two and some things we did talk about are

dead reckoning, shooting an asmith, pace count, day night, what happens to get lost, all this stuff

from part one that we that we focused on. It's kind of like the selection side of the

that was a bad moment dude. I'm like looking around for the outline for the podcast and it's

literally right in front of us. You're cut off. You're cut off beers. Today we're talking about

terrain association and you know we want to optimize this episode and letting people understand

the difference between dead reckoning and terrain association. It's completely different, right?

Hell yeah. Hell yeah. Hell yeah. Hell yeah. That's it's different. And most importantly, you know,

obviously in land navigation period you got to talk about GPS or global positioning satellites or

otherwise known as GPS is actually new technology. Rather, fairly new technology like the

the guy who invented it still alive. The satellites have gone up in the last decade, at least on

the civilian side. So we'll talk about that because that's obviously important to make some things

that you could do to better prepare yourself for whether it's the mill venture, whether it's the

civilian survival venture, whatever it is and terrain and land navigation.

What's the difference between terrain association and dead reckoning? Well, so we I think we covered

that on the first podcast. I just want to cover it again. Okay. All right. Settle down.

Jesus. Yeah. So all right, dead reckoning terrain association. So dead reckoning obviously

using a compass and you're picking a spot shooting an azmuth and you're using the last known point

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