Identifying Terrain Features on a Map

[@user55890]

Wow!! Thank you so much for making this detailed yet simple!

[@edwarddemedeiros3607]

The best explanation I have found thus far. Thank you!

[@usernamemykel]

Other than breaking "Photography 101" rule of not permitting a tree or plant to grow out of your subject's head, I enjoyed your tutorial, and subbed.

[@TheAmericanBackpacker]

LOL, I never noticed it but it is funny. I will try not to break that rule again. Thanks for watching an subscribing.

[@jsbedrozo]

Thanks you, Sir! Very helpful! 👍

[@chucksolutions4579]

I appreciated your video, I think you might enjoy knowing that your videos are recommended to future US Army boot camp trainees.

[@TheAmericanBackpacker]

Outstanding, thank you for the information.

[@KennyIISan11]

@@TheAmericanBackpacker Yup, I was told to watch this video yesterday lol good refresher. Thank you good sir.

[@karekeziwilliam__92officia22]

Thank you for this explanation Jahbless

[@muhammadghufranullah6678]

Beautifully explained!!! Stay Blessed

[@MrNobody8903]

thank you The American Backpacker. This will help me with my basic training. My shipment is very soon.

[@TheAmericanBackpacker]

Good luck and stay safe.

[@sukanyachaube4770]

This will surely help me in Earth science.. Thank you 🙏

[@hpmfounder]

Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@cr7neymar908]

Thank you for this video. I'm joining the army and land navigation has been confusing

[@TheAmericanBackpacker]

Outstanding, my land navigational skills began In the military. Good luck and stay safe.

[@habisal2993]

Excellent

[@tieegg]

Good info, thank you!

[@sacredsponge161]

any other nat guard rsp people?

[@jonathonsorensen9115]

yessir. blue phase gang

[@richharasin1404]

ur video is very helpful! Where can I get a copy of the fist/hand diagram?

[@TheAmericanBackpacker]

Thanks, If you do a search for Land Navigation Fist Diagram you will be able to see a picture/diagram there.

[@mitmamitmus4113]

Best video on utube helped me soo much ,a big thankyou from England 😊😊

[@TheAmericanBackpacker]

Outstanding, I am glad that it helped you.

[@thegoodsheperd1189]

I was taught different on ridge lines. 3 or more hilltops were a ridgeline

[@TheAmericanBackpacker]

I have not heard that as a definition for a ridge.

[@thegoodsheperd1189]

@@TheAmericanBackpacker actually it was more than 2 in a row, cause 2 is a saddle. Best I recall.

[@TheAmericanBackpacker]

Yes, the lower lying portion between 2 hilltops is called a saddle. I hope that my video has given you some good info on terrain features. What I put out is similar to what they teach recruits in the military. 👍

[@thegoodsheperd1189]

@@TheAmericanBackpacker yes It was good stuff. I spent 5.yrs in the infantry and was refreshing my skills. One thing the Army did back in the day is train you well. I still can plot on a map. I found your video to verify my knowledge. Thank you

[@abdulqayumkhan3992]

Good but you not mentioned Cut and Fill Features

[@rezaetemad591]

awesome video...thanks.

[@user-gk7gg4bs4m]

Thanks a lot man

[@lizasahu8293]

Nyc thank you sir

[@congamike1]

Thanks!

[@TheAmericanBackpacker]

Thank you for watching.

[@Strawbaby]

3:17

[@andruwu5246]

you good?

[@samuelnewada5706]

I like it mhn

[@alfonzowilliamsjr.3528]

Thank you! I’m preparing for basic training, what better way to get ahead of your peers than to learn land navigation 🧭

[@TheAmericanBackpacker]

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