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Engineer course in topography (1922)

U.S. Army Command and General Staff College · Fort Leavenworth, Kan. : The General Service Schools Press · leaf 83

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act seriously from the clearness of the work. It should APPLIED MILITARY SKETCHING 73 be borne in mind that the panoramic sketch is not a land-scape drawing, but is a skeleton chart, devoid of everythingof no military value, in which clearness is one of the primeessentials sought. Therefore, unless… … f.j*. i ^»~s.. BAR.E Plate VII symbols to represent natural and artificial features shouldbe used. For this reason conventional symbols or signsare employed that are easily and quickly made, and which,by slight variations, represent and identify features foundin any given locality. For the purpose…

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