Titlebook: History of Military Cartography; 5th International Sy Elri Liebenberg,Imre Josef Demhardt,Soetkin Vervus Conference proceedings 2016 Spring

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Image of Belgium in WWI Through Mapsn their production or diffusion in Belgium at the time. Nonetheless, they constituted important sources of information, together with newspapers and magazines. This contribution discusses some examples of these maps against the background of what is known about the Germans’ censorship policy in occupied Belgium.

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A Good Map Is Half The Battle! The Military Cartography of the Central Powers in World War Ipre-war cartographic efforts, looks at the various types of maps that were produced during the war, and traces the dramatic development of cartographic technology that occurred as a result. The following discussion focuses on maps created for the army. Maps for use by aviation units are discussed in a separate chapter.

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Mapping for Empire: British Military Mapping in South Africa, 1806–1914oer War (1899–1902) is dealt with in some detail and, to conclude, the change in the mapping policy of the War Office towards Britain’s colonies after the War is discussed with reference to the level of mapping in southern Africa south of the Limpopo by 1914.

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Conference proceedings 2016e at the University of Ghent, Belgium on 2-5 December 2014.  The overall conference theme was ‘Cartography in Times of War and Peace‘, but preference was given to papers dealing with the military cartography of the First World War (1914-1918). The papers are classified by period and regional sub-the

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From Peninsular War to Coordinated Cadastre: William Light’s Route Maps of Portugal and Spain, and Hter. For the advance of infantry, cavalry and artillery, he reported on inaccuracies and details omitted in Lopez’s maps, on the condition and practicability of routes through Portugal’s Tras os Montes, Spain’s Castilla y León, and crossings of the Esla and Ebro rivers.

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The Eye of the Army: German Aircraft and Aero Cartography in World War I an attempt to close this informational gap with regard to Germany’s participation in WWI with the focus on German military aviation (Luftstreitkräfte). For an additional discussion of the Central Power’s general approach to military mapping in the Great War, please see chapter “A good map is half the battle” (vide pp. xx—xx).

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Military Mapping Against All Odds: Topographical Reconnaissance in the United States from the Revolue to the common wisdom that timely preparation does spare a good deal of trouble in time of need. This paper. explores some aspects of anticipatory and reflective military mapping in the United States during the eight decades between the Revolutionary War (1775–1783) and the Civil War (1861–1865).