Originally published in 1943, Map Reading and Intelligence Training was a training manual for British soldiers during World War II. The book teaches the basics of map reading and how to use maps for intelligence gathering, and includes helpful illustrations and exercises. Map Reading and Intelligence Training is a fascinating artifact of military history, and is also a valuable resource for anyone interested in cartography or geography.

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