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C.S.A.R. Multi-cache

Hidden : 6/11/2010
Difficulty:
3.5 out of 5
Terrain:
4 out of 5

Size: Size:   regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

Coordinates at top of post are parking area
POW’s (prisoners of war) and other armed forces members around the world have been saved and brought home on numerous occasions thru the ever evolving techniques of CSAR or combat search and rescue. This cache is a short introduction to some of these techniques.,

You need to envision yourself on a mission, flying over enemy controlled territory when your aircraft is shot out from under you. So after hurtling to the ground and taking in what has just happened you now have to escape and evade thru bad guy country. So how is this done?

To start with you have been given some secret information prior to your mission like a WOD or Word of the Day, Number of the Day and Color of the Day and SARNEG, Search and Rescue Numeric Encryption Grid. This is stuff you, your unit, and the CSAR folks know but that’s it.

For your mission today use the following:
WOD: Sandstone
NOD: 3
COD: Pink
SARNEG: BLACKHORSE

REMEMBER THIS STUFF YOU WILL NEED IT!!!!!

All of the above are used as a challenge and password or encryption systems with the information changing daily so bad guys have no idea what it will be. One day the color may be orange and tomorrow green, etc. You are looking for military issue DECON containers or ammo cans at all points and at the final.

Lets begin with what is called the SARDOT (Search and Rescue Dot). This is a geographic point of prominence in the area. For this cache we will say it is N42 42.481 W108 33.242. The way the SARDOT works is you and your unit know where it is but the enemy does not. It is used as a reference point to find other points. From your SARDOT move to a point 1240 Meters away on a 139 degree magnetic azimuth to find the next point which is called a LUP (Loop) or lay up point. A LUP is a well concealed hiding spot you get to ASAP so you can collect yourself and assess your options assuming you are uninjured and able to move. SO PARK AT THE COORDINATES AT THE TOP OF THIS POST (DIFFERENT FROM SARDOT) AND HEAD FOR THE LUP!

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