A SERIES OF EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE LAND NAVIGATION PROCESS

This Memorandum presents a series of experimental investigations conducted to provide answers to certain specific questions concerning navigational techniques, parameters of difficulty, and characteristics of the lensatic compass which could not be obtained from the literature on past research. Besi...

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