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Adventurer 2 · December 10, 2007, 02:48 PM

ISC - National Geographic State Maps let you set up in UTM format and WGS-84 equivalent (NAD83). http://www.4x4books.com/wftstates.htm
I am fairly certain you can get the 1:50,000 and definitely 1:24,000. I can't check because I replaced my Windows XP with Vista and the programs do not work on Vista. As a bonus you can further blow up the maps if you want to terrain associate.
My land nav skills jumped to the next level when I went to MWS with 10th Group. Read and Learn SOSES starting on page 169
https://www.infantry.army.mil/AMWS/m...%20Handout.pdf
The land nav with an altimeter is worth a read also.
Visit - http://www.geocaching.com/ Your kids will love doing this because there is a reward whenever you find a hidden cache.

December 10, 2007, 02:48 PM	#14
Adventurer 2 Senior Member Join Date: September 5, 2006 Posts: 664	ISC - National Geographic State Maps let you set up in UTM format and WGS-84 equivalent (NAD83). http://www.4x4books.com/wftstates.htm I am fairly certain you can get the 1:50,000 and definitely 1:24,000. I can't check because I replaced my Windows XP with Vista and the programs do not work on Vista. As a bonus you can further blow up the maps if you want to terrain associate. My land nav skills jumped to the next level when I went to MWS with 10th Group. Read and Learn SOSES starting on page 169 https://www.infantry.army.mil/AMWS/m...%20Handout.pdf The land nav with an altimeter is worth a read also. Visit - http://www.geocaching.com/ Your kids will love doing this because there is a reward whenever you find a hidden cache.