Describe the two main navigation systems in the 14T.

The two main navigation systems in the 14T are GPS (Global Positioning System) and inertial navigation systems. GPS relies on satellite signals to provide precise location data and is widely used for real-time navigation and positioning. It allows the operator to determine their exact location anywhere on the globe, which is essential for mission planning and execution.

Inertial navigation systems, on the other hand, use internal sensors to track the vehicle's position and orientation based on its motions from a known starting point. This system is particularly useful when GPS signals are unavailable or unreliable, such as in urban environments or under adverse weather conditions. Together, these two systems provide a robust and reliable means of navigation for the vehicle to effectively engage targets in various operational scenarios.