Military Academy Map and Navigation Presentation

 
 
MILITARY ACADEMY
 
For more information please contact:
lisa.grieves@northumberland.ac.uk
 
 
Unit Learning Outcomes
1.  Understand the volunteering role.
AIM OF PRESENTATION
 
 
This presentation is designed to give you an awareness of the
various maps used within the Military Academy and to introduce
you to basic map reading and navigation skills.
 
 
 
NEED
 
Navigation is a key skill both in the military and other
uniformed services and is critical to operational
effectiveness. As a student on the Uniformed Services course
you will learn how to read a map and carry out basic
navigation.
 
 
 
 
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
 
Purpose and types of maps
4 and 6 figure Grid References
Identifying map symbols
Measuring distance
 
 
 
Topographical Maps
Ordnance Survey and Training Area mapping
Operational Maps
 
MILITARY ACADEMY MAPS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Physical features – Woods, Rivers
Man made features – Towns, Roads
Relief information – Contours, Triangulation Pillars
 
TOPOGRAPHICAL MAPS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The British Army define maps as:
‘A simplified vertical view of the ground reduced in size onto an
easily handled piece of paper, showing the outlines of features
as they appear from above. They show additional information
and use conventional signs to aid the user’.
 
WHAT IS A MAP ?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Ordnance Survey Map  - 1:50,000
Training Area Mapping – 1:25,000
Operational Maps – various types
 
OTHER MAPS
 
 
 
 
 
4 FIGURE GRID REFERENCES
 
 
 
 
4 FIGURE GRID REFERENCES
 
Let’s work out the 
Grid Reference 
of the 
Red
 Spot by
reading 
along
 the corridor then 
up
 the stairs
!
 
 
RED
 SPOT: __ __ __ __
 
 
 
6 FIGURE GRID REFERENCES
 
 
RED
 SPOT
 
- - - - - -
 
 
 
IDENTIFYING MAP SYMBOLS
 
 
 
 
Can you identify the
symbols?
 
29: _______________
 
30: _______________
 
 
 
MEASURING DISTANCE
 
 
 
 
Unit 8 of the Diploma is designed to give students a basic
understanding of map reading and navigation.  Now that you have
watched this presentation why not try and answer the questions set
out in the small word booklet on this web page.
 
Good luck!
 
For more information about The Military Academy please contact:
lisa.grieves@northumberland.ac.uk
or visit: 
https://www.northumberland.ac.uk/courses/school-
leaver/vocational-courses/military-academy/
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This presentation introduces basic map reading and navigation skills essential for Military Academy students. It covers various types of maps, map symbols, measuring distance, and understanding topographical features like physical and man-made elements. Navigation is highlighted as a critical skill for operational effectiveness in the military and other uniformed services.

  • Military Academy
  • Map Reading
  • Navigation Skills
  • Topographical Maps
  • Operational Effectiveness

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  1. MILITARY ACADEMY Basic Map and Navigation Basic Map and Navigation For more information please contact: lisa.grieves@northumberland.ac.uk lisa.grieves@northumberland.ac.uk

  2. Unit Learning Outcomes Unit Learning Outcomes 1. Understand the volunteering role. 1. Understand the volunteering role. AIM OF PRESENTATION AIM OF PRESENTATION This presentation is designed to give you an awareness of the This presentation is designed to give you an awareness of the various maps used within the Military Academy and to introduce various maps used within the Military Academy and to introduce you to basic map reading and navigation skills. you to basic map reading and navigation skills.

  3. NEED NEED Navigation is a key skill both in the military and other Navigation is a key skill both in the military and other uniformed services and is critical to operational uniformed services and is critical to operational effectiveness. As a student on the Uniformed Services course effectiveness. As a student on the Uniformed Services course you will learn how to read a map and carry out basic you will learn how to read a map and carry out basic navigation. navigation.

  4. LEARNING OBJECTIVES LEARNING OBJECTIVES Purpose and types of maps Purpose and types of maps 4 and 6 figure Grid References 4 and 6 figure Grid References Identifying map symbols Identifying map symbols Measuring distance Measuring distance

  5. MILITARY ACADEMY MAPS MILITARY ACADEMY MAPS Topographical Maps Topographical Maps Ordnance Survey and Training Area mapping Ordnance Survey and Training Area mapping Operational Maps Operational Maps

  6. TOPOGRAPHICAL MAPS TOPOGRAPHICAL MAPS Physical features Physical features Woods, Rivers Man made features Man made features Towns, Roads Relief information Relief information Contours, Triangulation Pillars Contours, Triangulation Pillars Woods, Rivers Towns, Roads

  7. WHAT IS A MAP ? WHAT IS A MAP ? The British Army define maps as: The British Army define maps as: A simplified vertical view of the ground reduced in size onto an A simplified vertical view of the ground reduced in size onto an easily handled piece of paper, showing the outlines of features easily handled piece of paper, showing the outlines of features as they appear from above. They show additional information as they appear from above. They show additional information and use conventional signs to aid the user . and use conventional signs to aid the user .

  8. OTHER MAPS OTHER MAPS Ordnance Survey Map Ordnance Survey Map - - 1:50,000 Training Area Mapping Training Area Mapping 1:25,000 Operational Maps Operational Maps various types 1:50,000 1:25,000 various types

  9. 4 FIGURE GRID REFERENCES 4 FIGURE GRID REFERENCES

  10. 4 FIGURE GRID REFERENCES 4 FIGURE GRID REFERENCES Let s work out the Let s work out the Grid Reference reading reading along along the corridor then Grid Reference of the the corridor then up of the Red up the stairs the stairs! Red Spot by Spot by

  11. RED SPOT: __ __ __ __

  12. 6 FIGURE GRID REFERENCES 6 FIGURE GRID REFERENCES

  13. RED SPOT - - - - - -

  14. IDENTIFYING MAP SYMBOLS IDENTIFYING MAP SYMBOLS

  15. Can you identify the Can you identify the symbols? symbols? 29: _______________ 30: _______________

  16. MEASURING DISTANCE MEASURING DISTANCE

  17. Unit 8 of the Diploma is designed to give students a basic Unit 8 of the Diploma is designed to give students a basic understanding of map reading and navigation. Now that you have understanding of map reading and navigation. Now that you have watched this presentation why not try and answer the questions set watched this presentation why not try and answer the questions set out in the small word booklet on this web page. out in the small word booklet on this web page. Good luck! Good luck! For more information about The Military Academy please contact: For more information about The Military Academy please contact: lisa.grieves@northumberland.ac.uk or visit: or visit: https://www.northumberland.ac.uk/courses/school- leaver/vocational-courses/military-academy/

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