Applied minor tactics (including map problems and the war game) map reading and map sketching (1912)
Moss, James Alfred, 1872- [from old catalog] · Washington, D.C. [National capital press, inc.] sales agents, The U. S. Infantry association; [etc., etc.] · leaf 180
is done as follows: With the boardset up, leveled and oriented at A, Fig. 1 Y, as above, draw a line in thedirection of the desired point B, Fig. 1 X, and then move to B, counting MILITARY SKETCHING. 167 strides, keeping record of them with a tally register, Fig. 5, if one is avail-able. Set up the… … (Sketching Case)—Figure 3. 168 CHAPTER VII. as at A. With the scale of the sketchers strides on the ruler, Fig. 3, layoff the number of strides found from A, Fig. 1 Y, to B, Fig. 1 X, andmark the point (b), Fig. 1 X. Other points, such as C, D, etc., would belocated in the same way.
Maps, Military · Tactics · War games
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