"The Military Map: Elements of Modern Topography" delves into the intricacies of military cartography and topographic analysis. Focusing on principles taught at the French School of War, this work, authored by Gerald Maxwell, E. de Larminat, and . Besset, explores the essential elements required for understanding and utilizing military maps effectively. Readers will gain insight into modern topographic techniques applicable to military strategy and operations.
This edition includes additional chapters, providing an extended and comprehensive study of military mapping. Whether for military professionals or students of military history, this book offers valuable knowledge on the crucial role of maps in warfare.
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