Regarding land nav: it's all about pace count, attack points and accurate plotting out there. The southern part of the course is very dense vegetation. I went 1st Reg and the dense vegetation in the south was the most challenging part of the course. There were two times I had to shoot an azimuth from an attack point for a point only ~150m away because you just couldn't see it. The northern part is less thick and had a bunch of prairies. It's all flat. There are a couple of hills so far south they probably won't be of any use. Other than that I think there's a single contour line on the entire course.
That isn't to say it's featureless. There are lots of man-made features on the course (two creek fords, a road with an oil pipeline, and a bunch of known points and manned water points). Be able to use roads/intersections as attack points with a pace count and keep track of where you are on your map and you'll be fine.
That isn't to say it's featureless. There are lots of man-made features on the course (two creek fords, a road with an oil pipeline, and a bunch of known points and manned water points). Be able to use roads/intersections as attack points with a pace count and keep track of where you are on your map and you'll be fine.