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ESRI has extensive links with the Ministry of Defence, particularly with various parts of the
Defence surveying community dealing with geospatial matters. In recognition of this ESRI Inc
and ESRI (UK) have kindly agreed to sponsor the Defence Surveyors’ Association, providing
information and articles for inclusion on the Association’s website and in Ranger Magazine. The
Association very much welcomes ESRI’s involvement in its affairs, as the Company has provided
substantial support to the UK Armed Forces for many years.

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Ranger - Summer 2006

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Summer edition of Ranger, 2006
  • Editorial

  • The Defence Surveyors’ Association

  • DSA’s New Website Launched

  • Bereavements

  • Visit to the PLA at Gravesend

  • New Members

  • Intelligence Collection Group

  • Brigadier David R Potts MBE

  • End of an Era: RSMS Joins the Defence College of Intelligence

  • Soundings from the Devonport Flotilla

  • Singapore Relief Map 1945

  • The Last Days of 84 Survey Squadron RE

  • The Recognised Environmental Picture and Tactical Systems T

  • The Time of Our Lives

  • MIDAS: A HALO Deployment Aid

  • Hugging the Bear: A Continuing Thaw in UK/Russia Relations

  • 14 Geographic Squadron RE Celebrates 180 Years

  • Hydrographic Surveying in SEAC:

  • Farewell to the Canberra

  • The Provision of Geospatial Support to UK Operations

  • Shaun Jones

  • Soviet Military Mapping of Britain

  • Cometh the Hour Cometh the Map: Lieutenant Colonel TB Jervis

  • A First for Surveyors and a First for World Heritage: The Struve Arc

  • Obituary: Gerald Smedley Andrews MBE RCE FRGS

HMS White Bear 1944 - 1946
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