compass bearing

Be ready to give me a compass bearing of her when I'm directly above you.

You take a compass bearing to a point a mile due north of it.

"Take a compass bearing on it and let's move out.

This means that, at any point on the map, compass bearings are correct.

He could not use it as a compass bearing.

We crossed at once on a compass bearing in almost complete darkness.

In order to follow my present compass bearings, I had to leave the old trail and strike off to the left.

Legs was in the front to do the compass bearings; the other three were crammed into the back.

They walked for another half hour at three miles an hour on the same compass bearing.

At the top of the rise, Dan halted to check his compass bearing.

Occasionally, when they moved across open country, he left the driver to follow the compass bearing pro.

We logged the point exactly with landmarks and compass bearings.

Knowing the compass bearing, from a single point, to the transmitter does not locate it.

The exact compass bearings were known to every vehicle.

He based his street grid on strict compass bearings.

"forget compass bearings, i'll guide you from here on in."

When he clicked the light, the dial lit up, showing the depth and the compass bearing.

Following the ridge up is the easiest way to summit, although taking a compass bearing would be useful to avoid getting lost.

On release, the pigeons showed that they had learned the smells associated with the different compass bearings.

He tied the charges together with primer cord, and stood there a moment taking a compass bearing.

In most cases the legs are defined as being the longest section that might be safely followed on a single compass bearing.

'It could be the thing like compass bearings again.

On aircraft or vessels there are even three types of bearings: true, magnetic, and compass bearing.

Dust and smoke added to the morning mist so the infantry advanced using compass bearings.