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DETERMINE A MAGNETIC AZIMUTH USING A LENSATIC COMPASS

DETERMINE A MAGNETIC AZIMUTH USING A LENSATIC COMPASS. 071-329-1003. PRESENTED BY:. TrainingNCO.com. CONDITIONS:. Given a compass and a designated point on the ground. STANDARDS:.

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Navigation Equipment and Methods

Navigation Equipment and Methods. Lensatic Compass. The lensatic compass is the most common and simplest instrument for measuring direction. Lensatic Compass. Limitations. Effects of Metal and Electricity. Metal objects and electrical sources affect the performance of the compass.

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Introduction to the M16A4

Introduction to the M16A4. M16A4 TRAINING. Characteristics Zero Procedures Qualification Standards Summary. Characteristics. WEIGHT (pounds): approx 9.23 LENGTH (inches): 39.63 OPERATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS: Barrel rifling-right hand 1 twist (inches)= 7

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Genetic evaluation of an index of birth weight and yearling weight

Genetic evaluation of an index of birth weight and yearling weight. Michael MacNeil USDA Agricultural Research Service Miles City, Montana. I = yearling weight - 3.2(birth weight) Proposed by Dickerson et al. (1974). Objectives.

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SLEEVE

SLEEVE. SPINDLE. ANVIL. THIMBLE. SLEEVE ( ONE INCH IS DIVIDED INTO 40 EQUAL DIVISIONS, EACH OF WHICH EQUALS 1/40 IN(O.O25 IN) EVERY FOURTH LINE IS LONGER THAN THE OTHERS, WHICH INDICATES 0.100 IN DISTANCE).

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The Compass

The Compass. There are a variety of different compass styles This a Silva compass. The Compass. They were originally discovered by the Chinese 5000 years ago. They are made in a variety of forms for use on land, above and below the sea and in the air.

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