land offset

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A helicopter does not land on the objective. It lands offset, a ridge away, and the team climbs. Offset works the same way: we start from filings, program records and our own data, and work up to the conclusion. Why land offset

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Written by Noah Rennell Schoch Smith, a former Special Forces medical sergeant who later worked capability development at the Pentagon. About the author

Sketch: a Chinook lands offset from the objective while the team climbs the ridge, with the valley falling away on the left and the mountain on the right
The landing, a ridge away from the objective.

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