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Built from the ground up in the rugged mountains of eastern Afghanistan, Tactical NAV (also known as TACNAV-X) was developed by a U.S. Army Field Artillery officer with the vision of crafting a low-cost and highly accurate mobile navigation platform tailored for the U.S. military.  Springer, a Field Artilleryman serving as a Fire Support Officer with the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), embarked on the development of this tactical navigation platform immediately following the memorial services for Spc.  He used his life savings to fund and develop TACNAV-X, all with the ultimate hope of saving military lives, and helping his fellow service members in accomplishing their missions at home and abroad.  Empower military service members with a highly accurate and powerful mobile navigation platform.  Tactical NAV has successfully undergone evaluation against Nett Warrior, ATAK, BFT, and other military targeting and navigation systems.  His ultimate goals were (and still are) to make a positive difference for other soldiers and service members and to honor the men and women killed and wounded in battle.  Assist and support our nation’s service members with their mobile navigational needs and enable them to operate and win in both training and combat environments.  Despite initial rejections by the Department of Defense, Captain Springer remained steadfast in his mission to continue developing Tactical NAV — even to this day.  Tactical NAV’s journey began in the Pech and Korengal Valleys of Kunar Province, Afghanistan.  The Department of Defense does not endorse Tactical NAV and TACNAV-X.  All revenue generated from these features contributes to further development and updates, and a portion of the proceeds are donated to charities that specifically benefit disabled veterans.  Currently, offline mapping mode is available as a monthly or yearly subscription, or as a one-time purchase.  Tactical NAV officially launched on the App Store on February 14, 2011.  TACNAV-X’s performance accurately matches that of the AN/PSN-13 Defense Advanced GPS Receiver (DAGR).  Drawing mode, previously an in-app purchase, is now included free for all users.  The app should not replace a government-issued device during life-threatening or combat operations.  Plunk, who were killed in action on June 25, 2010.  U.S. Army Capt.  Its accuracy is within 1mm of officially approved DoD equipment.  Jared C.  Thompson and Spc.  Blair D.  Jonathan J.