What is the Primary Navigation PACE plan for EXAM 2?

What is the Primary Navigation PACE plan for EXAM 2?

• A. Friendly Force Tracker (FFT)
• B. Terrain Association (with & without a map)
• C. DAGR with COMSEC Loaded Encrypted
• D. Map and Compass

Answer: (C)

In navigation planning, the primary method should be secure, reliable, and resistant to interference. Using the DAGR, a military GPS receiver, with COMSEC loaded encrypted provides secure access to navigation data and helps protect your position and routes in contested environments. That makes it the strongest, most dependable choice for a primary navigation plan. Terrain association with or without a map and compass is a foundational skill set, but it lacks the real‑time accuracy and security of a cryptographically protected GPS solution, especially in environments where GPS may be degraded or denied. Map and compass is useful as a fallback, but it generally won’t meet the same level of reliability and speed as a DAGR with encryption. Friendly Force Tracker is about monitoring force locations, not navigation planning.

In navigation planning, the primary method should be secure, reliable, and resistant to interference. Using the DAGR, a military GPS receiver, with COMSEC loaded encrypted provides secure access to navigation data and helps protect your position and routes in contested environments. That makes it the strongest, most dependable choice for a primary navigation plan.

Terrain association with or without a map and compass is a foundational skill set, but it lacks the real‑time accuracy and security of a cryptographically protected GPS solution, especially in environments where GPS may be degraded or denied. Map and compass is useful as a fallback, but it generally won’t meet the same level of reliability and speed as a DAGR with encryption. Friendly Force Tracker is about monitoring force locations, not navigation planning.