MATT 5 Navigation Flashcards

1
Q

Direction of WEST in mils is?

A

4800 mils

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2
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Direction of SOUTH in mils?

A

3200 mils

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3
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Direction of EAST in mils

A

1600 mils

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4
Q

How many mils in a circle

A

6400 mils

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5
Q

Name 4 ways that scale can be expressed on a map?

A

Statement (in words), Scale line, Ratio, Fraction

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6
Q

What resource can be used to accurately plot and extract a six figure grid reference from a 1:50k map?

A

Romer (found on a compass or a protractor)

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7
Q

What is the value of the smallest divisions on a lightweight compass

A

50 mils

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8
Q

What acronym is used to remember the principles when relating the map to the ground?

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DDCRAPS. Direction, Distance, Conventional Signs, Relief, Allignment, Proximity, Shape

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9
Q

What action should you take if you suspect that your military GPS receiver using the P (Y) code is being JAMMED or SPOOFED?

A

Apply shielding countermeasures, report it up the chain of command and double check GPS coordinates with the map

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10
Q

What does the acronym VAGS stand for?

A

Vertical interval, Age, GMA, Scale

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11
Q

Due to the effect of ferrous metal objects on the compass needle, the minimum distance you must be away from soft skinned vehicle when taking a bearing Is?

A

20 metres

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12
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What terminology is used to describe basic procedure used to protect a GPS receiver in a NAVWAR environment

A

Shielding

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13
Q

The two NORTHS normally used in map reading are

A

Grid North and Magnetic North

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14
Q

Describe a CONCAVE slope

A

A concave slope can be identified on a map when the contour spacing changes from wider apart to closer together as you move towards higher ground

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15
Q

list the 3 items of information used to UNIQUELY identify a military map

A

Series, Sheet, Edition

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16
Q

A six figure grid reference will identify a location to an accuracy of

A

100 metres

17
Q

What are the 3 segments that make up a GNSS such as the GPS space based navigation system

A

Control, Space, User

18
Q

What code is used by both Civillian Receivers and Military Receivers without CRYPTO loaded?

A

Course Acquisition (CA) code

19
Q

The difference in height between each contour line is known as what?

A

Vertical Interval or Contour Interval