> I don’t understand why they would though If I were a NATO commander, I'd love to make sure the troops know how to do their basic shit even without GPS. It is

> I don’t understand why they would though If I were a NATO commander, I'd love to make sure the troops know how to do their basic shit even without GPS. It is entirely plausible that (in a major conflict) the GPS would be either jammed or destroyed, and I wouldn't like to be caught with my pants down. However, if I were a NATO commander, I'd have trouble using GPS jammers near my training grounds, as it would cause interference to the civilians, who would loudly complain. I think if I were a NATO commander, I'd pay Russians to jam the GPS for me.