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To avoid getting lost, you have to know how to find your location. There are no street addresses in a combat area. However, by using a military map, you can find your location without difficulty. Maps have black lines running up and down (north and south) and crosswise (east and west). These lines form small squares called “grid squares” that are numbered along the outside edge of the map picture. Using these numbers, you can identify each grid square. No two squares have the same number. To get the right numbers for a certain grid square, read from left to right along the bottom and locate the line that borders the grid square on the left. Then read up and find the east-west line that borders the grid square along the bottom.

Another dead mall walking here. I took a trip to Penn State Nittany Mall which houses one of the Macy's stores that are set to close in 2020. Judging by the empty store at the "store closing everything must go" sale can't even get customers into the mall. This actually isn't the only store that is closing in the Nittany Mall, in fact, Express happened to be having a store closing sale as well. It's stunning the number of vacancies in this dead mall walking. With Macy's store closure, this mall is down to one last anchor store. They have even turned to brick up the old entrances at the Nittany mall in Penn State. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-dQ95hSfPc

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