Titlebook: Studies in Military Geography and Geology; Douglas R. Caldwell,Judy Ehlen,Russell S. Harmon Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.

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The Geology of the Chicamauga Campaign, American Civil Warand met the Confederate Army of Tennessee at the Battle of Chickamauga in north Georgia. Topography of the Cumberland Plateau and Valley and Ridge Provinces of the Appalachian Mountains determined the movement of troops. General George Thomas was almost trapped in the confined anticline of McLemore’

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Military Geology and Geograpy in the American Civil War mineral operations and the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, all crucial to the Confederate war effort, drew the interest of Union commanders throughout the war. In the spring of 1864, Union Major General George Crook and his Army of the Kanawha conducted a campaign against the railroad that resulte

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German Military Geologists and Geographers in World War IIn wartime. In the summer of 1940 two of its military geologist “groups” as well as units of military geographers focused their activities on preparations for Operation Sealion - the cross-Channel invasion of England, planned to be the greatest amphibious assault to that time in world history. The Ge

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War in the Heartlandn’s army before them, the Germans were unable to overcome geography and destroy the Russian army. Russia’s geography created delaying actions, depriving the attacker of the effective application of mass, economy, concentration, and movement. Many serious errors were committed by the German command:

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Saratogaicro and macro geographic levels. The Battle of Saratoga illustrates the impact that the physical and cultural landscapes have on the outcome of battle at each of these scales of analysis. The analysis used historical data, digital elevation data, vertical photos, and battlefield observations to illustrate these aspects of the battle.

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Book 2004a on military geology that began in 1994. The 25 contributions address a broad range of military topics ranging from the strategic perspective, through analyses of historical battles at the operational and tactical levels, to the use of advanced technologies applied to present-day military problems..

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Military Use of Underground Terrainptember 11, 2001 terrorist attacks against the US have demonstrated the strategic as well as the tactical importance of underground terrain, and as such, have shown that its military use is now more important than it has ever been on a global scale, and may soon challenge outer space as the pivotal battlefield of the future.

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A Geological/Topographical Reconnaissance of Hannibal’s Invasion Route into Italia in 218 BCked his passage below the 2800 m contour. Employing the ingenious strategy of ordering trees felled, timber laced around boulders and set alight, it took three days to clear a passage through the rockfall so that his starving army could wind its way along the Po River to the fertile plains below.