Utah

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Across
  1. 3. A method of measuring distance traveled, critical when visual checkpoints disappear
  2. 4. A deliberate offset movement used to bypass obstacles or compensate for drift
  3. 6. The angular difference between true north and magnetic north, critical in both daylight map reading and nighttime compass work
  4. 10. The reverse of a given direction of travel, often used to return to a start point in low visibility
  5. 11. A recognizable terrain feature used to guide movement to a final objective
Down
  1. 1. Maintaining direction and distance when terrain features are difficult to identify
  2. 2. The ability to see terrain features from one another, easier by day and limited at night
  3. 5. A light setting used at night to preserve night vision while reading a map
  4. 7. Lines on a map that indicate elevation and terrain shape
  5. 8. Using celestial bodies to determine direction during limited visibility
  6. 9. The visible outline of terrain or objects seen against a lighter background