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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 2007

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Summer edition of Ranger, 2007
  • Editorial
  • Officers of the Association
  • The Defence Surveyors’ Association
  • SRA through FSA to DSA: 80 Years of Defence Surveying
  • The Worshipful Company of Scientific Instrument Makers Annual Award Dinner
  • They want WHAT! by WHEN!: DGC Support to Operations 2006
  • 25th Anniversary: Op Corporate – The Military Survey Involvement
  • Op Corporate – The Hydrographic Surveying Squadron Involvement
  • Sound Ranging in The Great War
  • Lawrence Bragg’s Role in the Development of Sound Ranging
  • Great War Memoirs of a Flash Spotter
  • GEOINT or Just Back to Basics
  • Greyfriars Bobby
  • Review of the Royal Engineers (Geographic) Specialisation
  • Defence Geographic Centre Open Day
  • In the Footsteps of Captain Pemberton Leach VC
  • GeoPeople: Lieutenant Colonel Rupert Dash RE
  • GeoPeople: Rear Admiral Ian Moncrieff BA
  • GeoPeople: Dr Andy Wells
  • An Unusual Enterprise
  • 60th Anniversary of the Army Survey Course Dinner Notice
  • DSA Membership Application Form
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