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Taiwan, 1958.

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“Pearl Harbor Day 2019″

digital collage by Mick Mather

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For subscribers to our professional conflict mapping service: New map of control in Somalia, including timeline of changes and key political events since May! In this report: Federal forces have made modest gains against Al Shabaab, including the first capture of a district capital since 2018. Meanwhile, political/military terrain in Galmudug state is shifting fast under the new administration there.

More info: https://www.polgeonow.com/2020/10/somalia-map-of-al-shabaab-control.html

For our subscribers: Updated map of territorial control in Syria, with new government advances against the rebels, plus a new town captured by the so-called "Islamic State" (ISIS/ISIL).

More info: https://www.polgeonow.com/2019/05/syria-control-map-rebels-assad-buffer-zone.html

For our subscribers: Updated map of territorial control in Syria, with new “buffer zone” and recent gains by the so-called “Islamic State” (ISIS/ISIL).

More info: https://www.polgeonow.com/2018/11/syria-map-of-control-buffer-zone.html

This is a strip map dated 26 May 1945. It was produced by the 102nd Infantry Division’s G-4 to aid its elements in their movement from the German town of Haldensleben to the city of Gotha, where the division was tasked with occupation duty.

US Army standards for strip maps require that a starting point (SP), release point (RP), major road intersections, towns, and cities in the route, as well as the distances between them all be called out on the schismatic. Interestingly in this map the abbreviated term SP (starting point) is replaced with ‘IP.’