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Water Supply System - drawn on Administrative Map of Asiago Front and Rear Areas...
Catalogue reference: WO 369/437
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WO 369/437
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Date (When the record was created)
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11.05.18
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Description (What the record is about)
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Water Supply System - drawn on Administrative Map of Asiago Front and Rear Areas with Road System and locations of Medical Services Production: compiled/produced Without attribution but most probably by DDMS XIV Corps. Base map by 6th FSC (491), 25 May 1918, with Lambert grid. Date corrected or O/P 25.05.18
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Scale 1:50 000 With Reference panel [as previous item, piece 436] printed in blue and with drawn Reference panels in opposite margin for:- Roads, with one-way systems for lorries and separate routes for Pack Animals, Horse Transport and Motor Ambulances; Medical Services, with symbol key to give locations of:- Regimental Aid Posts, Advanced Dressing Stations, Field Ambulance Stations, Divisional Dressing Stations: Colvene (Left) M Corne (Right) Main Dressing Station: Casa di Sunio, M Sunio Advanced Operating Centre: Casa di Fonte, M Cavaletto
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Open Document, Open Description
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