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 181
(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. … (Drawing Board) (3) To draw in contours on a sketch, the following steps are necessary:(a) From the known or assumed elevation of a located station as A, Fig. 1 Y, (elevation 890), the elevations of all hill tops, stream junctures, stream sources, etc., are determined. MILITARY SKETCHING. 169 (b)…
Maps, Military · Tactics · War games
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