In the late 1980s, our light infantry battalions were issued the first man-portable GPS devices. Roughly the size of a cigar box at the time, they were largely left in the arms room and viewed with disdain by most infantry leaders as a crutch for the incompetent officer and NCO who simply needed to learn to land navigate by map, compass and stars.
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