Manual for Noncommissioned Officers and Privates of Infantry of the Organized Militia and Volunteers of the United States: Appendix

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U.S. Government Printing Office, 1915 - United States - 262 pages
 

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Page 18 - Field Maps and Sketches. The following abbreviations and signs are authorized for use on field maps and sketches. For more elaborate map work the authorized conventional signs aa given in the manual of " Conventional Signs, United States Army Maps," are used. Abbreviations other than those given should not be used. ABBREVIATIONS. A. abut. Ar. b. BS bot. Br. br. C. cem. con. cov.
Page 18 - W, w. wd, Point. Queen-post River. Roundhouse. Railroad. South. Steel. Schoolhouse. Sawmill. Station, Stone, Stream. Tollgate. Trestle. Truss. Water Tank. Waterworks. West. Wood. Wide. SIGNS— HELD MAPS AND SKETCHES.
Page 19 - If boundary tines are fences they are indicated as such Brush, crops or grass, important as cover or forage I Cemetery
Page 18 - Ft Arroyo. Abutment. Arch. Brick. Blacksmith Shop. Bottom. Branch, Bridge. Cape, Cemetery. Concrete. Covered. Creek.
Page 10 - the water's edge of a lake, but horizontally they wander back and forth to just as great a degree. The
Page 7 - If the map has no arrow, you must locate some objects or features on the ground, and on the map,
Page 18 - Life-Saving Station. L, H, Lighthouse Long, Longitude, Mt, Mountain. Mts. Mountains, N. North.
Page 19 - Meaning wooden kingpost bridge,40feet lon|,20feet wide, and 10 feet above the water

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