War Maps More Important Than Ever Before
The United States Geological Survey explains topographic mapping as vital to war effort. Lieutenant Colonel Robert B. Marshall outlines training, deployment, and the process of creating battle maps from field surveys, with emphasis on scale, contours, and rapid adaptation to military needs.
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Robert B. Marshall
Geological Survey
JAE
United States Geological Survey
United States Army
Nap
War Service
Survey
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Burney
Dhote Harvey
France
Gioaral Pershing
Robert A
Maratea
California
Pershing
PD. Daniel
Washington, D. C
Camp Humphreya
Daniel
Jarora Daniel
Moranall
Anngineer Regiment
Kosta Mudd
la Plata
Western Front
Wibcera
Eer
Uistr
Florida
Verdun
Col Marshall
Manshall
Sigmantves
Leos
Diesert
Teagan
Newiz
Planta
Buck Am
Ura
Marshall
Petson
The Prophet by the Marne Recalled by a Veteran
A fragmented reminiscence on the Franco Prussian era near Champigny by the Marne. The narrator, Koro B. Foster, recalls a winter march recalling the last great French sortie to pierce German lines and the kinship of soldiers amid mausoleum memories.
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Paris
Champigny
Marne
Paria
Germain Limes
Same
Abe
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W. Francis Colton
Versailles
Tatien
Aler
Guap St
Washington
Koro B. Foster