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Maps and Survey

submitted by John Knight last modified December 22, 2008 20:58

A copy of Maps and Survey published in 1952 is now available on the DSA website.

 

Maps and Survey 1952 Cover

The objective of Maps and Survey was:

 

The object of the book is to present in a convenient and accessible form the principal facts and features concerning Maps and Survey during the Second World War for the benefit of instructors and students at Military Educational Establishments, of staff officers, and of others who will be responsible for the
organization, training and development of the Army for any future war which may arise.

The subject matter has been compiled from the following sources:—

The personal experience of officers who held appointment as Directors of Survey, Survey Staff Officers, or as officers serving with survey units.

A study of reports, diaries, correspondence, and other documents dealing with survey activities on the home front and in the various operational theatres.

 

Click here for a link to Maps and Survey

 

 

Copyright 2007, by the Contributing Authors. Cite/attribute Resource. Admin. (2008, December 22). Maps and Survey. Retrieved July 31, 2010, from DSA Web site: http://www.defencesurveyors.org.uk/dsa-news/maps-survey. All Rights Reserved.
DGI 2010

  

 

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