ABC of Map Reading 1944

[QDMQDMQDM]

Hello everyone,

This is a treat. It's a wonderful 1944 navigation manual for US airmen in Europe, given to me by a patient of mine who was a WW2 RAF navigation instructor. It will make you smile. Please feel free to spread far and wide -- I don't think there are any other copies in existence. (It's formatted for double-sided printing, which is why it's on its side.)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/q71vau249v...0UK%201944.pdf

'Here lies a man in his permanent station,
Whose wartime job was navigation.
He leaves behind a sorrowing wife,
'cos he couldn't map-read to save his life.'

Enjoy!

David

[Blacksheep]

Dated 1944, but like so many things connected with aviation, just as relevant today as the day it was written.

[Atcham Tower]

Thanks for posting this gem, which the CAA should bring up to date (but only a little - barrage balloons, for example) and circulate to the GA fraternity!