History of Military Cartography

Chapter 1 Image of Belgium in WWI Through Maps

Chapter 2 The Postal Service of the Portuguese Expeditionary Corps (1917–1919): A Time-Step Analysis Using Historical Data Integration in a GIS Environment

Chapter 3 Position Mapping: Cartography, Intelligence, and the Third Battle of Gaza, 1917

Chapter 4 The Eye of the Army: German Aircraft and Aero Cartography in World War I

Chapter 5 A Good Map Is Half The Battle! The Military Cartography of the Central Powers in World War I

Chapter 6 Military and Civilian Mapping (ca 1912–1930) of the Great War: A Selective Private Collection (Including Postcards)

Chapter 7 Mapping, Battlefield Guidebooks, and Remembering the Great War

Chapter 8 The Peace Treaty of Versailles: The Role of Maps in Reshaping the Balkans in the Aftermath of WWI

Chapter 9 The Role of Ethnographical Maps of Hungary and Romania at the Peace Talks After the Great War

Chapter 10 Ideological Changes in Ethnic Atlas Mapping of East Central Europe During the Twentieth Century

Chapter 11 A New Kind of Map for a New Kind of World: 1919, the Peace, and the Rise of Geographical Cartography

Chapter 12 Military Mapping Against All Odds: Topographical Reconnaissance in the United States from the Revolutionary War to the Civil War

Chapter 13 The Peninsular War 1808–1814: French and Spanish Cartography of the Guadarrama Pass and El Escorial

Chapter 14 Partisan Cartographers During the Kansas-Missouri Border War, 1854–1861

Chapter 15 Mapping for Empire: British Military Mapping in South Africa, 1806–1914

Chapter 16 From Peninsular War to Coordinated Cadastre: William Light’s Route Maps of Portugal and Spain, and His Founding of Adelaide, the ‘Grand Experiment in the Art of Colonization’

Chapter 17 Contours of Conflict: the Highs and Lows of Military Mapping at The National Archives of the United Kingdom

Chapter 18 Whose Islands? The Cartographic Politics of the Falklands, 1763–1982