Cammenga G.I. Military Phosphorescent Lensatic Compass

• G.I. Military Phosphorescent Lensatic Compass
• Brief Exposure To External Light “Charges” The Phosphorescent Markings Making It Ideal For Night Time Use
• Equipped With A Magnifying Lens, Sight Wire, Dial Graduations In Both Degrees And Mils For Accurate Readings
• Copper Induction Dampening System Slows The Rotation Of The Magnet Without The Use Of Liquids
• Made With A Durable Aluminum Frame And Waterproof Housing
• Comes With A Convenient Carrying Pouch, Lanyard And Belt Clip
• Made In The USA

For Ranger School, you are required to bring one compass. I'd recommend you bring two. I brought two, because I'd heard horror stories of people that lost their compass while on land nav and got dropped.

For Sapper Leader Course, you are required to bring two compasses.

Try to get this from your unit because these aren't cheap. If you do have to buy yourself a compass we recommend you get a tritium lensatic compass, and not these ones. You have to "charge" these with your white light and that will only slow you down on land nav and patrols. The only reason we sell these is because they are significantly cheaper than the tritium compasses and we want to give people options.