International Association for Military Geosciences
Doug Baston, who joined us at the 2015 and 2019 ICMGs shared a 2019 article with me. Batson Relishes Backyard Relic Boundary CROSS JUNCTION, VA November 12, 1989: the Berlin Wall was cracking open. One
Réf: L3/JL/EN/ Paris, le 15 avril 2019 Objet: Promotion du livre, «14-18 La Terre et le Feu…» Cher collègue Le livre, paru en décembre 2018, a été livré dans les différents lieux de stockage
Please allow us the opportunity to give final feedback on the three publications emanating from the ICMG 2017 conference held in Stellenbosch. We just received the third and final publication in printed form. All authors
Please see the attached detailed brochure for the conference. ICMG19-Thirdcircular Registration is now open. Please visit the official conference website for further details and registration – LINK
Please see the link below for the PDF of the 2nd Circular Brochure for ICMG19 – The 13th International Conference on Military Geosciences Padova (Italy), 24 – 28 June 2019. Further updates to follow via
From Giulio IOVINE : on behalf of the other Conveners, I am pleased to advertise the following scientific EGU session to be held in Vienna (Austria) in 2019: European Geosciences Union – General Assembly 2019
A brief update from Cdr H.A.P (Hennie) Smit, PhD (SU), President International Association for Military Geosciences: “I want to report on the status of the 3 publications emanating from the 2017 ICMG in Stellenbosch. The
Abstract Rose Mitchell; from History of Military Cartography, 5th International Symposium of the ICA Commission on the History of Cartography, 2014 – LINK Five centuries of military mapping in arenas around the world are held at
2nd Circular and Call for Papers ICMG19 – The 13th International Conference on Military Geosciences Padova (Italy), 24 – 28 June 2019 Conference Theme: Peace Follows War: Geosciences, Territorial Impacts and Post-Conflict Reconstruction On behalf
A new paper via the Geological Society, co-authored by two association members, Ted Rose and Judy Ehlen. Abstract Napoleon Bonaparte was, in 1798, the first general to include geologists as such on a military operation.