Digital History Center - Atlases Digital History Center - Atlases Breadcrumb research centers and institutes digital history center digital history center atlases About Our AtlasesIn 1938, the predecessors of today's Department of History at the United States Military Academy (USMA) began developing a series of campaign atlases to aid in teaching cadets a course entitled, "History of the Military Art." Since then, the department has produced over six atlases and more than 1,000 maps, encompassing not only America’s wars but global conflicts as well.In keeping abreast with today's technology, the Department of History provides these maps on the internet as part of the department's outreach program. The maps were created by USMA's Department of History and are in most cases digital versions of maps in the atlases printed by the United States Defense Printing Agency.We gratefully acknowledge the accomplishments of the department's current and former cartographers, Mr. Edward J. Krasnoborski, Mr. Frank Martini, Mr. Raymond Hrinko, and Mr. Jeff Goldberg. For permission to reprint these maps, please contact Mr. Jeff Goldberg at (845) 938-2264 or by email. Conflict Atlases Ancient and Medieval Warfare Ancient and Medieval Map Symbols Sennacherib CampaignBattle of PlataeaSiege of SyracusePhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVPhase VPhase VIPhase VIIPhase VIIIPhase IXPhase XPhase XIApproach to IssusBattle of the GranicusRoman Expansion in ItalyBattle of CynoscephalaePhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVPhase VHannibal in Italy: OverviewBattle of CannaeRoman Control of ItalyExpansion of Rome, 2nd Century B.C.Macedonia and the Aegean World, c. 200 B.C.Jugurthan WarNumidia and North AfricaBattle of Muthul River, Phase IBattle of Muthul River, Phase IIBattle of Muthul River, Phase IIICaesar's Gallic WarsCampaign against the HelvetiiCampaign against AriovistusCampaign against the Belgae Initial OperationsCampaign against the Belgae Against the NerviiOutbreak of the Gallic RevoltGallic Revolt through Gergovia and Siege of BourgesGergoviaGergovia: Caesar’s FeintGergovia: Caesar’s AttackGergovia: Gallic CounterattackGergovia: The Roman's ReformGergovia to AlesiaSiege of Alesia, 52 B.C.Caesar's Civil War: OverviewCaesar vs. PompeyOpening MovesAntony ArrivesCaesar Secures Allies and Scipio ArrivesMovements During AprilOperations Around DurazzoBattle of Lesnikia RiverMovements to PharsalusBattle of Pharsalus, 48 B.C.Caesar Creates a Fourth LineInitial MovementsPompey’s BreakthroughCaesar’s CounterattackBattle of Berre RiverItaly in 1000Calabria at the time of Robert GuiscardSiege of Antioch, 1097-98War of 1173-4Second Scottish InvasionStrike against William’s Siege ForceCatalan Base MapCatalan CompanySwiss Confederation, 1291-1493France, prior to the 100 Years War, 1314France, after the 1st English Invasion, 1360 France, after the 2nd English Invasion, 1422Crécy Campaign, 1346Battle of Crécy, 26 August 1346Poitiers Campaign, August-September 1356Maneuvering prior to the Battle of Poitiers, 13-19 September 1356Battle of Poitiers, 19 September 1356Battle of Poitiers, 1356: TerrainBattle of Poitiers, 1356: Various Interpretations The Dawn of Modern Warfare Political Subdivions in Italy during the Late 15th CenturyCampaigns of Charles VIII and Gonzalo DeCordoba, 1494-95Battle of Garigliano, 1503European Political Subdivisions, 1580Approach of the Fleets at Lepanto, 7 October 1571Routes of the ArmadaHoly Roman Empire in 1618Swedish Tactical Formations under GustavusFrederick's Defeat, July-November 1620Swedish Invasion, Baltic to the Danube, 1630-32Battle of Breitenfield, Initial Dispositions, 17 September 1631Battle of Breitenfield, Opening Moves, 17 September 1631Battle of Breitenfield, Stopping the Imperialist Attack, 17 September 1631Battle of Breitenfield, Annihlation, 17 September 1631Swedish Invasion, Prelude to Lutzen, 1630-32Battle of Lutzen, 1632Battle of Rocroi, 1643War of Spanish Succession, Vauban's Defensive System, 1701War of Spanish Succession, Marlborough's Campaign of 1702War of Spanish Succession, March to Danube, 1704Marlborough's Assault of the Schellenberg, 2 July 1704Maneuver before the Battle of Blenheim, 6-13 August 1704The Battle of Blenheim, Situation Noon, 13 August 1704Battle of Blenheim, Situation 1430 Hours, 13 August 1704 Battle of Blenheim, Situation 1730 Hours, 13 August 1704Battle of Blenheim, Explotation, 13 August 1704Battle of Ramillies, Initial Dispositions, 23 May 1706Battle of Ramillies, Maneuvers, 23 May 1706Battle of Ramillies, Breakthrough, 23 May 1706Battle of Ramillies, Pursuit, 23 May 1706Battle of Oudernarde, 11 July 1708War of Spanish Succession, Marlborough's Gains in 10 CampaignsCentral Europe, 1740Battle of Mollwitz, 10 May 1741Frederick's Deployment at MollwitzNorth Central Europe, 1756Seven Years War, Operations in 1756Seven Years War, Interior Lines in 1757Seven Years War, Operations in Bohemia-Invasion in 1757Seven Years War, Operations in Bohemia-Withdrawal in 1757Seven Years War, Operations in Saxony and Silesia in 1757Battle of Rossbach, Maneuvers, 2-4 November 1757Battle of Rossbach, The Trap, 5 November 1757Battle of Leuthen, The Fix, 5 December 1757Battle of Leuthen, The Shift, 5 December 1757Battle of Leuthen, The Press, 5 December 1757Battle of Leuthen, The Kill, 5 December 1757Frederick's Deployment from Column to Line at LeuthenSeven Years War, Frederick's StrategyFederician Battalion Deployment from Column to LineBattle of Prague, Attempted Envelopment, 6 May 1757Battle of Prague, Penetration, 6 May 1757 American Colonial Wars Principal Campaigns of American Colonial Wars (French and Indian War)Colonial Routes and Expansion Through 1758Capture of Louisbourg, 30 April-17 June 1745Battle of Monongahela, 9 July 1755Operations in New York, 1755-59Operations in Canada, 1759-60Operations in Quebec, June-September 1759 American Revolution Major Campaigns of the American Revolutionary WarPopulation Density, 1775Siege of Boston, 1775-76Lexington and Concord, 19 April 1775Battle of Bunker Hill, The British Plan, 17 June 1775Battle of Bunker Hill, First Attack, 17 June 1775Battle of Bunker Hill, Second Attack, 17 June 1775Battle of Bunker Hill, Final Attack, 17 June 1775British Strategy and American Operations in Canada, 1775-76Invasion of Canada, September 1775-October 1776Battle of Long Island, 27 August 1776Battle of Harlem Heights, 16 September 1776Operations Along the Hudson River, September-October 1776Battle of Valcour Island, 11 October 1776Christmas Campaign, 25 December 1776-6 January 1777Battle of Trenton, 26 December 1776Prelude to the Battle of Princeton, 2-3 January 1777Battle of Princeton, 2-3 January 1777Campaign of 1777Burgoyne's Expedition, June-October 1777Capture of Fort Ticonderoga, 6 July 1777Saratoga Campaign, September-October 1777Saratoga, Operations from Sword's Farm to Freeman's Farm, 17-19 September, 1777Battle of Freeman's Farm, 19 September 1777, Initial DispositionsBattle of Freeman's Farm, 19 September 1777, Situation at 1300 HoursBattle of Freeman's Farm, 19 September 1777, Situation at 1500 HoursBattle of Freeman's Farm, 19 September 1777 , Situation at 1700 HoursBattle of Bemis Heights, 7 October 1777Barber's Wheatfield and Storming of Breyman's Redoubt, 7 October 1777Burgoyne's Camp at Saratoga, 11-17 October 1777Battle of Brandywine, 11 September 1777Operations in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, May 1777-July 1778Battle of Germantown, 4 October 1777Battle of Fort Montgomery, 5-6 October 1777Battle of Fort Montgomery, The British Attack, Dusk, 6 October 1777Battle of Monmouth, 28 June 1778 Battle of Stony Point, Overview, 15 - 16 July 1779Battle of Stony Point, 15 - 16 July 1779Hudson Highlands, 1780Fortress West Point, 1780 with Contour ElevationsWar in the South 1777 - 1778War in the South, 1779-81War in the South, 1780War in the South 1781Charleston Campaign, 1 February to 12 May 1780Siege of Charleston, March-May 1780Battle of Camden, 16 August 1780Battle of Cowpens, Overview, 17 January 1781Battle of Cowpens, The British Attack, 17 January 1781Battle of Cowpens, The American Counterattack, 17 January 1781Battle of Guilford Courthouse, 15 March 1781Battle of Hobkirk's Hill, 25 April 1781Operations in Virginia, May-October 1781Battle of Eutaw Springs, 8 September 1781Washington's March to Yorktown 20 August- 26 September 1781Siege of Yorktown, 6 -20 October 1781Animations are provided courtesy of the Combat Studies Institute, U.S. Army. * 1776 * Saratoga * Southern Campaigns* Battle of Bunker Hill * The West Point Saratoga Staff Ride Atlas Napoleonic Wars Napoleonic Map SymbologyMap SymbolsThe Italian CampaignsEurope, The Italian Campaigns, 1796 - Strategic SituationNorthern Italy, 1796 - Seizing Central Position, 10-14 April Northern Italy, 1796 - Using Interior Lines, 15-23 April Northern Italy, 1796 - Pursuit to the Po, 24 April-8 May, and Exploitation to Cerona, 9 May-1 JuneLake Garda and Vicinity,1796 Wurmser's Advance & the Battle of Castiglione - 28 July-4 August Lake Garda and Vicinity, 1796 - Wurmser's Advance & Bonaparte's Pursuit, 1-13 September Lake Garda and Vicinity, 1796 - Mobile Defense, 1-12 NovemberLake Garda and Vicinity, 1796 - Bonaparte Forces the Decision, 14-17 November Lake Garda and Vicinity, 1797 - Rivoli Model of Interior Lines, 7-14 JanuaryThe Egyptian CampaignsEurope, 1798 - The Egyptian Campaigns, Strategic Overview, 1798-99The Marengo CampaignNorthern Italy, 1800 - The Marengo Campaign, Strategic Envelopment and Battle of Marengo Marengo Campaign, 1800 - Situation Late April Marengo Campaign, 1800 - Situation 14 MayMarengo Campaign, 1800 - Situation 24 May Marengo Campaign, 1800 - Situation 5 June and Movements Since 27 May Marengo Campaign, 1800 - Situation 12 June Marengo Campaign, 1800 - Situation Late 13 June and Initial Movements ,14 June Marengo Campaign, 1800 - Situation About 1000, 14 June Marengo Campaign, 1800 - Situation Shortly Before 1400, 14 June, and Movements up to 1500Marengo Campaign, 1800 - Situation About 1700, 14 June, and Boneparte's CounterattackThe Expansion of FranceEurope, 1801 - The Expansion of France, Territorial GainsEurope, 1803 - The Expansion of France, Restructuring GermanyEurope, 1805 - The Expansion of France, Redeployment of the Grande ArmyThe ULM CampaignCentral Europe, 1805 - Invasion of Bavaria, Situation, 2-25 SeptemberCentral Europe, 1805 - French Strategic Envelopment, Situation, 26 September-9 October Central Europe, 1805 - The Engagements Around Ulm, Situation, 7-9 October Central Europe, 1805 - The Engagements Around Ulm, Situation, 9-11 OctoberCentral Europe, 1805 - The Engagements Around Ulm, Situation, 11-14 October The Austerlitz CampaignCentral Europe, 1805 - Pursuit to Vienna, Situation, 26 October-1 NovemberCentral Europe, 1805 - General Situation, 25 November Europe, 1805 - Strategic Situation, 25 November Battle of Austerlitz, 1805 - Situation, 1800 hours, 1 December Battle of Austerlitz, 1805 - Situation, 0900 hours, 2 DecemberBattle of Austerlitz, 1805 - Situation, 1400 hours, 2 December The Expansion of the EmpireEurope, 1806 - The Expansion of the Empire, September, and Territorial Changes Since December 1805 The Jena CampaignCentral Europe, 1806 - Situation, 6 October and Deployment of Opposing ArmiesCentral Europe, 1806 - Situation, Noon 10 October and Movements Since 8 OctoberCentral Europe, 1806 - Situation, 1800 12 October and Movements Since 10 October Jena and Vicinity, 1806 Base Map with Contours Jena and Vicinity, 1806 - Battles of Jena and Auerstadt, Situation at Midnight, 13 OctoberJena and Vicinity, 1806 - Battles of Jena and Auerstadt, 1000 hours, 14 October Jena and Vicinity, 1806 - Battles of Jena and Auerstadt, 1400 hours,14 OctoberCentral Europe, 1806 - Pursuit to the Oder, 15 October-1 November The Eylau and Friedland CampaignsEurope, 1807 - East Prusia, the Eylau and Friedland CampaignsBattle of Eylau, 1807 - Situation Early, 8 February Battle of Eylau, 1807 - Situation About 1600, 8 FebruaryBattle of Friedland, 1807 - Situation Shortly After 1700, 14 June Battle of Friedland, 1807 - Situation About 1800, 14 June Battle of Friedland, 1807 - Situation About 1900, 14 June The Treaty of Tilst and the Continental SystemEurope, 1807 - The Treaty of Tilsit and the Continental System - Naval Ground Actions in 1807 Defending the Grande EmpireEurope, 1808 - Defending the Grande Empire, Strategic Situation July and the Continental System Europe, 1809 - Defending the Grande Empire, Strategic Situation 1 FebruaryEurope, 1812 - Defending the Grand Empire The Campaign in SpainIberian Peninsula, 1808 - June 21-August 1808 Iberian Peninsula, 1808 - October 1808-20 January 1809 The Danube CampaignCentral Europe, 1809 - Situation, 15 April and Deployment of Opposing ForcesRatisbon and Vicinity, 1809 - Situation Noon, 19 April and Movements Since 17 April Ratisbon and Vicinity, 1809 - Situation, Midnight 21-22 April and Movements Since 19 April Southern Germany, 1809 - Situation, 0800 22 May and Movements Since 22 AprilSouthern Germany, 1809 - Situation, 1030 6 July and Movements Since 22 May Ratisbon, Battle of Abensberg, 1809 - Situation About 1000, 20 AprilRatisbon, Situation About Midnight, 1809 21-22 April and Main Routes of RetreatRatisbon, 1809 - Battle of Eggmuhl, Situation About 1500, 22 April Ratisbon to Wagram, 1809 - Situation 13 May and Movements of Opposing Forces Battle of Aspern-Essling (1st Day), 1809 - Situation About 1500, 21 MayBattle of Aspern-Essling (2nd Day), 1809 - Situation About 0730, 22 MayWagram, 1809 - Situation Late 4 JulyBattle of Wagram (1st Day). 1809 - Situation About 1400, 5 July. Crossing of the DanubeBattle of Wagram (2nd Day, 1809 - Situation About 1030, 6 JulyBattle of Wagram (2nd Day), 1809 - Situation About 1300, 6 JulyThe War in the PeninsulaIberian Peninsula, 1809-14 - Strategic Overview to Include Major Actions and Defensive Works The Napoleon Family SystemEurope, 1810, Napoleon's Family System The Russian CampaignEastern Europe, 1812 - Situation, 1 July and Movements Since 1 JuneEastern Europe, 1812 - Situation, 24 July and Movements Since 1 July Eastern Europe, 1812 - Situation, 14 August and Movements Since 24 JulyEastern Europe, 1812 - Situation, 27 August 1812 Battle of Borodino, 1812 - Situation 0630, 7 September Battle of Borodino, 1812 - Situation 0930, 7 SeptemberBattle of Borodino, 1812 - Situation 1600, 7 September Eastern Europe, 1812 - Situation, 4 OctoberEastern Europe, Situation, 18 October - 5 December 1812 Germany, 1813 - Situation, The Defense of the Elbe, 1813The Leipzig CampaignEurope, 1813 - Situation 17 March Germany, 1813 - Napoleon's Spring Counteroffensive Germany, 1813 - Situation at the End of the Armistice, 16 AugustGermany,1813 - Situation, 26 August and Movements Since the Armistice Germany, 1813 - Situation, 6 September and Movements Since 26 August Germany, 1813 - Situation, 2 October and Major Movements Since 26 September Germany, 1813 - Situation, 9 October and Movements Since 2 OctoberGermany, 1813 - Situation, 13 October and Movements Since 9 October The Campaign in FranceWestern Europe, 1814 - Situation 1 January and 10 February The Waterloo CampaignNorthwestern Europe, 1815 - Situation 1 June and Deployment of Opposing ForcesBrussels and Vicinity, 1815 - Situation, 0700 16 June 1 and Movements Since 1 June Quatre-Bras and Ligny, 1815 - The Battles of Ligny and Quatre-Bras, Situation at Noon 16 JuneQuatre-Bras and Ligny, 1815 - Situation at 2000 on 16 June Brussels and Vicinity, 1815 - Situation, Midnight 17-18 June and Movements Since 16 JuneBrussels and Vicinity, 1815 - Situation, 1000 hours 18 June Waterloo and Vicinity, 1815 - The Battle of Waterloo, Situation 1000 Hours, 18 JuneWaterloo Battlefield, 1815 - Situation, 1600 hours 18 JuneWaterloo Battlefield, 1815 - Situation, 1930 hours 18 June Europe 1810 - 1815Europe, 1810 - Under NapoleonEurope, 1815 - Under the Monarchs War of 1812 War of 1812 Map Symbols Principal Campaigns, War of 1812 Operations of 1812, 1813 and 1814 Operations Along the Niagara River, 1813 1md 1814Battle of Chippewa, 5 July 1814 Battle of Lundy's Lane, Situation About 1800 Hours, 25 July 1814 Operations Around Washing D.C. and Baltimore, 19 August-17 September 1814 Battle of Bladensburg, 24 August 1814 British Advance On New Orleans, 22 November 1814 - 11 February 1815 Battle of New Orleans, 8 January 1815 Mexican War Description of Map SymbolsMexican War Overview MapSummary of Operations, 1846-47Taylor's Campaign, 1846-47Scott's Campaign, 9 March - 14 September 1847Scott's Campaign, 12 August - 15 September 1847 The following PowerPoint presentation is provided as a courtesy from the United States Combat Institute Studies. Mexican War American Civil War Symbology for the Civil War American Civil War Description of Symbols Principal Campaigns of the WarRailroads of the ConfederacyFirst Bull Run CampaignSituation 18 and 24 July 1861Battle of the First Bull Run Situation 1400 21 July 1861Henry and Donelson CampaignSituation Prior to the Opening, January 1862Union Advance and Capture of Fort Donelson 1862Strategic Situation at the End of the Campaign, 27 February 1862Shiloh CampaignUnion and Confederate Concentrations, 29 March 1862Confederate Attack and Situation at the End of the First Day, 6 April 1862Situation at the Close of the Second Day of Battle, 7 April 1862Eastern Theater, 1862Battle of New Berne, 14 March 1862Urbanna Plan, Spring 1862Jackson's Valley CampaignSituation, January-June and Intended Federal Trap 1862Campaigns Around RichmondRichmond and Peninsula, 1862 - Stuart's Raid, 12-15 JuneNorthern Virginia, 1862Maneuvers Prior to Battle, 29-30 August 1862Centreville, Situation about 1600 Hours, 30 August 1862Concentration, 27-29 August 1862Antietam CampaignVirginia and Maryland, 7 September 1862Situation, 7 September 1862Situation on Eve of 13 September 1862, When Lee's Orders Fell to McClellan's HandsCapture of Harper's Ferry, Situation Early 15 September 1862, Shortly before the Federal SurrenderSituation at 1800, 16 SeptemberSituation at Dawn, 17 SeptemberSituation at 0900 Hours, 17 SeptemberSituation at 1000 Hours, 17 SeptemberSituation at 1200 Hours, 17 SeptemberSituation at 1630 Hours, 17 SeptemberSharpsburg and Vicinity, 1862 - Situation 0900 and 1300, 17 SeptemberAntietam Campaign, Situation About 0900, 17 September 1862The Battle of Antietam, Situation About 1630, 17 September 1862War in the WestKentucky-Tennessee, 1862 - Developments from the Battle of Shiloh and Confederate InvasionDevelopments between the Battle of Shiloh and the Confederate Invasion of KentuckyCloseupConfederate Invasion of Kentucky, 14 August - 10 October 1862Kentucky-Tennessee, 1862 - Withdrawal and ManeuveringBattle of Stones River, 31 December 1862Battle of South Mountain, 14 September 1862Battle of Crampton's Gap, 14 September 1862Capture of Harper's Ferry, Situation Early 15 September 1862, Shortly before the Federal SurrenderWar At SeaSoutheastern United States, 1861Vicksburg CampaignLower Mississippi River Valley and Vicinity, 1861Unsuccessful Attempts to Reach Vicksburg with Grant's Preliminary DiversionsBayous and the CanalVicksburg and Vicinity, 1863 - The Crossing of the River, 29 April-14 MayVicksburg and Vicinity, 15 - 19 May 1863Battle of Champion's Hill, Situation at Noon, 16 May 1863Battle of Champion's Hill, Withdrawal Late, 16 May 1863Siege of Vicksburg, 22 May - 3 July 1863Siege of Vicksburg, Operations 22 May 1863Siege of Vicksburg, Situation 3 July 1862Pursuit of Johnston, 4-10 July 1863Fredericksburg Campaign Northern Virginia, 19 November - 10 OctoberFredericksburg and Vicinity, 1862 - Situation 19 NovemberSituation about 1300 Hours, 13 DecemberSituation at Dark, 13 DecemberChancellorsville CampaignMovements Since 27 April 1863Situation Dark, 1 May 1863Situation 1800, 2 May 1863Situation Early, 3 May 1863Battle of Salem Church, Situation at 1600 Hours, 3 MayWilderness, Situation at 1800 Hours, 4 MayWilderness, Situation at 1700 Hours, 6 MayGettysburg CampaignSituation 1 June 1863Virginia and Maryland, 1863 - 19 June - 28 JuneMovements Since 19 June 1863Stuart's Movement's Since 25 June 1863Gettysburg and Vicinity, 1000 - 1430, 1 July 1863Situation at 1000 Hours , July 1863Situation at 1430 Hours , July 1863Gettysburg and Vicinity, 1800, 1 July - 1530 2 July 1863Situation at 1800 Hours, 1 July 1863Situation at 1530 Hours, 2 July 1863Gettysburg and Vicinity, Evening 2 July - 1430 3 July 1863Situation Evening 2 July 1863Situation at 1430 Hours, 3 July 1863Virginia and Maryland, 1863Movements 4-7 July 1863Movements 7-13 July 1863Tennessee CampaignChattanooga and Vicinity, 1863 - Movements Since 24 JuneChattanooga and Vicinity, 1863 - The Advance of Chattanooga, 15 August Chattanooga and Vicinity, 1863 - 10 September - 12 SeptemberBragg's Counterattack, Situation at Dawn, 10 September 1863Bragg's Counterattack, Situation at Dusk, 12 September 1863Chickamauga Creek and Vicinity, Dawn 19 September - 1130 20 September 1863Battle of Chattanooga, Situation at Dawn, 19 SeptemberBattle of Chattanooga, Situation at 1130 Hours, 20 September, 1863Chattanooga and Vicinity, 1863 - Opening the Gateway, 30 September -17 OctoberBattles of Racoon and Lookout Mountains, and Missionary RidgeRaccoon Mountain, Situation at Dark, 28 October 1863Battle of Lookout Mountain, Situation at Noon, 24 November 1863Battle of Missionary Ridge, Situation at Dawn, 25 November 1863Battle of Missionary Ridge, Situation at 1530 Hours, 25 November 1863Southeastern United States, 1864Grant's Plan for the 1864 CampaignRoad to RichmondEastern Virginia, 3 May - 26 May 1864Road to Richmond, Federal AdvanceWilderness Campaign, Situation about 0700 Hours, 7 May 1864Battle of Spotsylvania, Upton's Attack, 10 May 1864Battle of North Anna, 23-26 May 1864Eastern Virginia, 27 May - 18 June 1864Federal Advance, May - June 1864Battle of Cold Harbor, 3 June 1864Movement to James River, 12-16 June 1864Siege of Petersburg, 18 June 1864Road to AtlantaNorthwestern Georgia, 4 May - 8 July 1864Federal Advance, 4 May - 8 July 1864Johnston's Planned Counterattack at Cassville, 18 May 1864Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, Situation on 27 June 1864Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, Situation on 8 July 1864Atlanta and Vicinity, 20 July - 3 September 1864Battle of Peachtree Creek, 20 July 1864Battle of Atlanta, 22 July 1864Battle of Ezra Church, 28 July 1864Sherman's Turning Movement, 26 August 1864Franklin and Nashville CampaignTennessee - Alabama. 1864 - Movements Since 29 September and Situation 26 NovemberColumbia, Tennessee and Vicinity, 1864Battle of Spring Hill, 29 NovemberBattle at Franklin, 30 NovemberNashville and Vicinity, 15 - 16 December 1864Battle of Nashville, Situation about 1300 Hours, 15 DecemberBattle of Nashville, Situation about 1600 Hours, 16 DecemberSoutheastern United States, 1864-65Principal Federal Movements, November 1864 - April 1865Siege of PetersburgPetersburg and Vicinity, 26 July - 18 August 1864Hancock's Movements, 26-29 July 1864Capture of Weldon Railroad, 18 August 1864Petersburg and Vicinity, 27 October 1864 - 31 March 1865Federal Drive for the Southside Railroad, 27 October 1864Battle of Five Forks, 29-31 March 1865Northern Virginia, 1864-65Operations in the Shenandoah Valley, 10-16 August 1864Operations in the Shenandoah Valley, 18-23 September 1864The Defeat of Lee, 3-9 April 1865Animations are provided courtesy of the Combat Studies Institute, U.S. Army Civil War PreludeCivil War OverviewCampaigns in the East, March - August 1862AntietamChancellorsvilleIndian Wars Spanish American War Spanish-American War Overview Santiago Campaign, Spanish Dispositions, 20 June 1898Naval Operations in the Atlantic, April-May 1898 Defenses of Santiago Harbor Santiago Campaign, Initial Operations, 22-24 June 1898 Santiago Campaign, Situation About Noon, 1 July 1898 Santiago Campaign, Situation Time of Surrender, 4 July 1898 Naval Operations in Manila Bay, 30 April - 1 May 1898 Capture of Manila, Situation 13 August 1898 and Subsequent Movements Puerto Rico Expedition, Operations 25 July - 12 August 1898 Santigo De Cuba, 25 April-10 December, 1898 Cuba, Spanish Dispositions World, Aftermath of the Spanish-American War Spanish-American War Timeline Chinese Civil War Warlords, 1925Nationalist China, 1929-37Long March, 1934-35 Japanese Occupation, 1940Situation at the End of World War IIChiang Kai-shek's Strategy, 1947 Communist Offensives, September-November 1948Communist Offensives, November 1948 - January 1949 Communist Offensives, April-October 1949 World War I World War I Map Symbols1 - World in 19142 - Europe, 1914 - Lines Drawn3 - Northwest Europe, 1914, Western Front, Schlieffen Plan and the French Plan4 - Central Europe, 1914,, Eastern Front, War Plans and Concentration Areas5 - Northwest Europe, 1914, Concentration Areas of Opposing Armies, 2 August 19146 - Eastern France and Belgium, 1914 - Advance of German Right Wing, Battle of Frontiers6a - Belgium 1914 - Advance of German Right Wing to 20 August 19146b - Belgium and France, 1914 - Battle of Frontiers-North, 2-26 August 19146c - Eastern France, 1914 - Battle of Frontiers-South, 3-26 August 19147 - Northwest Europe, 1914 - Allied Retreat, 26-30 August 19148 - Northwest Europe, 1914 - Allied Retreat, 30 August - 5 September9 - Northwest Europe, 1914 - Battle of the Marne, Situation 9 September10 - Northwest Europe, 1914 - German Withdrawal to the Aisne and Stabilization of the Front11 - Northwest Europe, 1915 - Stabilized Front, January 1915 - December 191512 - Verdun and Vicinity, 1916 - Battle of Verdun, Situation 21 February 191613 - Peronne and Vicinity, 1916 - Battle of the Somme, Situation 1 July - 19 November 191614 - Northeastern Italy, 1915 - 1917 - 11 Battles of the Isonzo, June 1915 - September 191715 - Northeastern Italy, 1915 - 1917 - Battle of Caporetto, 24 October - 12 November 191716 - Western Front, 1917, Battle of Arras and the Second Battle of the Aisne17 - The Battle of Messines, Third Battle of Ypres and the Battle of Cambrai18 - Western Front, Gaines of the Five German Offensives, March-July 191819 - Lys Offensive and the Somme Offensive20 - Battle of Vittorio Veneto, Situation 24 October- 4 November 191821 - Second Battle of the Marne, and the Battle of Amiens22 - Meuse and Argonne Offensives23 - Western Front, Final Allied Offensive, 25 September - 11 November 191824 - Eastern Europe, 1914 and Planned Army Concentration Areas in Central Europe, 191425 - Tannenberg Campaign, Situation 23 August 191426 - Battle of Tannenberg, Situation Evening of 26 August 191427 - Battle of Tannenberg, Situation Evening of 30 August 191428 - Operations on the Eastern Front to 20 September 191429 - Campaign in Southwest Poland. Situation 1 November 191430 - Winter Battle of Masuria31 - Gorlice-Tarnow Breakthrough and Russian Withdrawal, 1 May - 30 September 191532 - First, Second and Third Invasions of Serbia, August-December 191433 - Allied Operations in Salonika and Final Invasion of Serbia, 7 October 191534 - Eastern Front, March 191635 - Brusilov Offensive, 1 May - 20 September 191636 - Rumanian Campaign, 27 August - 18 September 191637 - Rumanian Campaign, 25 October 191638 - Rumanian Campaign, 26 Novemeber 1916 - 7 January 191739 - Salonikan Front, 1915-1640 - German Amphibious Operations in the Baltic Islands, 10-20 October 191741 - Operations in Eastern Europe, 1918 and Operations in central Europe, 191742 - Ottoman Empire and the Turkish Rail System43 - Anlo- Indian Invasion of Lower Mesopotamia and Operations in 191444 - Defense of the Dardanelles Straits, February-March 1915 and Allied Initial Landings in Gallipoli, April 191545 - Battle of Jutland, 30-31 May 191646 - Lower Mesopotamia, Situation 31 July 191547 - First Advance on Baghdad, and the First and Second Battles of Kut48 - Campaign in Egypt and Palestine49 - Palestine, the Battle of Gaza and the Capture of Jerusalem50 - Battle of Megiddo, 19-25 September 191851 - Europe, Boundary Realignments Resulting from the War52 - World in 1919 World War II: European Theatre World War II European Theater OverviewWWII Principals Campaigns of the European TheaterLeadup to the WarNational Realignments from World War IGerman Expansion, 1936-39Opening German OffensiveCampaign In Poland, Industry and Communications, 1939Campaign In Poland, Disposition of Opposing Forces, 31 August 1939Campaign In Poland, Deployment of the Wehrmacht, 1 September 1939Campaign In Poland, 1-14 September 1939Campaign In Poland, 15-22 September 1939Norwegian Dispositions and Initial German Operations, 9 April 1940Campaign in the WestCampaign in the West, Plan As Modified To 15 January 1940Campaign in the West, Disposition and Opposing Forces, 1940Campaign in the West, 10-16 May 1940Campaign in the West, 16-21 May 1940Campaign in the West, Situation 4 June 1940Campaign in the West, Situation 12 June 1940Campaign in the West, 13-25 JuneThe Winter WarRusso-Finnish War, December 1939-February 1940Operations in Finland, December 1939-January 1940Battle of Suomussalmi, December 1939-January 1940Finland, the Decisive Offensive, 1-21 February 1940Campaign in the BalkansCampaign in the Balkans, Invasion of Yugoslavia aAnd Greece, April 1941Campaign in the Balkans, German Assault on Crete, May 1941Operation BarbarossaGerman Invasion of Russia, 22 June-25 August 1941German Invasion of Russia, Advance on Moscow, 26 August-5 DecemberSoviet Counter-OffensiveSoviet Winter Offensive, 6 December 1941 -7 May 1942Battle of Moscow, December 1941-February 1942German Summer Offensive, 7 May-23 July 1942German Advance To Stalingrad, 24 July-18 November 1942Battle of StalingradSoviet Winter Offensive, 19 November-12 December 1942Soviet Winter Offensive, 13 December 1942 -18 February 1942Soviet Winter Offensive, 19 February-18 March 1943German Summer Offensive, Situation 4 July-1943 & Battle of Kursk, 4 July-1 August 1943Soviet Summer and Fall Offensives, 17 July-1 December 1943Russian Leningrad and Ukraine Offensives, 2 December 1943-30 April 1944Operation Bagration, 22 June-19 August 1944Russian Balkan and Baltic Campaigns, 19 August-31 December 1944Soviet Offensive to the Oder, 12 January-30 MarchNorth AfricaMediterranean BasinNorth Africa, Graziani's Advance And Wavell's Offensive,13 September 1940 -7 February 1941North Africa, Auchinleck's Offensive, 18 November-31 December 1941Libya, Initial Dispositions, German-Italian Attack, 26-27 May 1942Libya, Decisive German-Italian Breakout, 12-13 June 1942Pursuit to Tunisia, November 1942-February 1943Race for Tunis, 11-17 November 1942Race for Tunisia, 17 November 1942-14 February 1943Campaign In Northwest Africa, Battle of Kasserine Pass 14-22 February 1942Tunisia, Situation 22 April 1943The World in World War IIEurope and the Middle EastPacific and the Far EastAllied Invasion of ItalyCampaign in Sicily, Allied Plan And Axis Dispositions, 10 July, 1943Campaign in Sicily, 12 July - 17 August, 1943Allied Invasion of Italy And Operations, September 1943Allied Advances to Volturno River and Attack on Gustav Line, 17 January-11 May 1944Attempts to Cross Rapido and Garigliano Rivers and German Counterattack, 17-19 February 1944Operations at Anzio And Cassino, 11-30 May 1944Allied Offensives Iin Italy, 5 June- 31 December 1944Allied Plan of Northern Italy Attack, April 1945Allied Landing in Northern FranceOverlord Plan, Combined Bomber Offensive and German Dispositions, 6 June 1944Allied Invasion Force and German Dispositions, 6 June 1944Invasion of Normandy and Operations, 6-12 June 1944UTAH Beachhead-VII Corps D-Day Operations, 6 June 1944OMAHA Beachhead-V Corps D-Day Operations, 6 June 1944Capture of Cherbourg and Operations, 13-30 June 1944Expanding the Beachhead, 1-24 July 1944Liberation of FranceAllied Gains In Europe, June-July 1944St. Lo, German Dispositions Night of 24-25 July 1944 OPERATION COBRA, 25-29 July 1944St. Lo, the Breakthrough, 25-31 July 1944Breakout, 1-13 August 1944Exploitation, 14-25 1944Pursuit to the West Wall, 26 August-14 September 1944Operations in Southern France, 15-28 August 1944 & the Invasion ForceAllied Advance to the Rhine21st Army Group Operations, 15 September-15 December 19446th and 12th Army Group Operations, 15 September-7 November 19446th and 12th Army Group Operations, 8 November-15 December 1944 Battle of the BulgeGeneral Situation, 15 December 1944German Ardennes Counter-Offensive, 16-25 December 1944German Ardennes Counter-Offensive, 26 December 1944 16 January 1945German Ardennes Counter-Offensive, 17 January-7 February 1945German Offensive, and Allied Reduction of Colmar, 1 Jan.-9 Feb. & Territorial Changes, 16 December-7 February 1945Invasion of GermanyRhineland Campaign, Operations 8 February-5 March & Operations 6-10 March 1945Rhineland Campaign, Operations 11-21 March 1945 & SummaryAllied Gains in Europe, December 1944-May 1945Crossing of the Rhine, 22-28 March 1945Encirclement of the Ruhr, 29 March-4 April 1945Reduction of Ruhr Pocket and Advance to the Elbe and Middle Rivers, 5-18 April 1945Final Operations, 19 April-7 May 1945Allied Occupation ZonesThese maps are a result of a collaboration between USMA and the U.S. Air Force Academy:8th and 15th Air Force Heavy Bomber Radii of Action in the Combined Bomber Offensive, January 1943 - May 1845 British Heavy Bomber Radii of Action in the Combined Bomber Offensive, January 1943 - May 1845 Animations are provided courtesy of the Combat Studies Institute, United States Army. World War II: Asian/Pacific Theatre WWII Major Operations of the Asian and Pacific Theater Pacific and the Far EastImperial Powers, 1 September 1939 China, 1941 Major Japanese War Objectives and Planned Opening Attacks Major Allied Forces and Positions, December 1941 Japanese Centrifugal Offensive December 1941 British Land and Air Dispositions, 7 December 1941 and Japanese Centrifugal Offensive December 1941 - January. 1942 Luzon P.I. Communications Net, American Dispositions, 8 December 1941 Luzon, P.I., Centrifugal Offensive, 10 Dec. - 6 May 1942 Netherlands East Indies, Japanese Centrifugal Offensive, December 1941 - April 1942 Southern Asia, Japanese Centrifugal Offensive, January - May 1942 Micronesia, Melanesia and New Guinea, Japanese Centrifugal Offensive American Carrier Operations, 7 December 1941- 18 April 1942 Operations of the Japanese First Air Fleet, 7 December 1941 - 12 March 1942 Battle of the Coral Sea, 6-8 May 1942 and Battle of Midway, 3-6 June 1942 Status of Allied Forces and Theater Boundaries, 2 July 1942 Guadalcanal Campaign, August-October 1942 Papa, New Guinea, 1942 Papa, New Guinea, September-November 1942 CARTWHEEL, The Seizure of the Gilberts and Marshalls and Concurent Air and Naval Operations The Solomons and New Guinea, June 1943-April 1944 Original Allied Strategic Concept, May 1943 and Situation in Pacific, 1 November 1943 Gilbert Islands, Initial Operations of the 27th Infantry and Assault by 2nd Marine Division, November 1943 Kwajalein Atoll, January-February 1944 Allied Advances to the Marianas, 22 April - 24 July 1944 Marianas, June-August 1944 Allied Advances to the Palaus and Morotai and Air Attacks on the Philippines, July-September 1944 Invasion of Hollandia, 1944 Invasion of Leyte, October 1944Sixth Army Operations on Leyte and Sambar, October-December 1944 Sixth Army Operations, Mindoro and Marinduque Islands, December 1944 - January 1945 Japanese 14th Area Army Dispositions Prior to 9 January 1945 Invasion of Luzon and Advance to Manila, 9 January-4 February 1945Final Operations on LuzonFinal Allied Offensives in the Southwest Pacific Area China, 1920-50 Chinese Territory Seized Prior to July 1937 and Major Japanese Drives in 1937 China, Japanese Advances During 1938 and 1939 Allied Reorganization, 30 March 1942 and Area Under Japanese Control, 6 August 1942 India-Burma, Allied Area of Communications, 1942-1943Third Burma Campaign, November 1943 - May 1944 a Third Burma Campaign, November 1943 - May 1944 b Operation ICHIGO, April-December 1944 and Situation 31 December Third Burma Campaign, Allied Victory, April-May 1945 Operation ICHIGO, 1945 and Final Operations in the War Summary of Allied Pacific Campaigns and Status of Japanese Forces, 1 February 1945 Allied Invasion of Iwo Jima and Okinawa, 1945 Okinawa, April 1945 Okinawa, April-June 1945 Japanese Homeland Security and Allied Plans for the Invasion of Japan, August 1945 Bombing of Japan Areas Under Allied Japanese Control, 15 August 1945 Korean War Korean War, Principals Campaigns South Korea, UN Delay, Withdrawal and Defense, Situation 5 August 1950 and Operations Since 25 June Taegu-Pusan Area, UN Defense, Situation 26 August 1950 and Operations Since 5 AugustTaegu-Pusan Area, UN Defense, Situation 10 September 1950 and Operations Since 27 AugustSouth Korea, UN Offensive, Situation 26 September 1950 and Operations Since 15 SeptemberClose Up, UN Offensive, Situation 26 September 1950 and Operations Since 15 SeptemberNorth Korea, UN Advance to the Yalu River and Initial Chinese Counterattack, Situation 26 October 1950 and Operations Since 7 OctoberNorth Korea, UN Advance to the Yalu River, Situation 24 November 1950 and Changes in the Front Since 26 OctoberNorth Korea, Chinese Communist Offensive, Situation 5 December 1950 and Operations From 26 November to 15 DecemberSouth Korea, Second Invasion of South Korea, Situation 24 January 1951 and Operations Since 31 December 1950South Korea, UN Counteroffensive, Situation 22 April 1951 and Operations Since 25 JanuaryChip' Yong-Ni, Situation 13-14 February 1951OPERATION RIPER, 6031 March 1951Central Korea, Communist Spring Offensive, Situation 30 April 1951 and Operations Since 22 April and UN Probing Attacks, 1-10 MayCentral Korea, Communist Spring Offensive. Situation 20 May 1951 and Operations Since 14 May UN Offensive, Situation 27 November 1951 and Operations Since 23 MayCentral Korea, Stalemate in Korea, General Defense Line and Corps Sectors During the Period of armistice Talks, November 1951-July 1953 Arab-Israeli Wars Eastern and Southeastern Mediterranean, CombinedWar of IndependenceIsrael, 1948 - Arab Attacks, 15 May - 10 JuneIsrael, 1948 - October BattlesSinai, 1949 - OPERATION AYIN, 22 December 1948 - 7 January 1949Campaign in SinaiSinai, 1956 - Opening Phase, 29 - 31 OctoberSinai, 1956 - Conquest of Sinai, 1 - 5 NovemberSix Day WarSinai, 1967 - Penetrations, 5 - 6 JuneSinai, 1967 - Conquest of Sinai, 7 - 8 June Sinai, 1967 - Jordan Salient, 5 - 7 JuneSinai, 1967 - Battle of Golan Heights, 9 - 10 JuneGolan Heights CampaignIsrael - Syria Area, 1973 - Syrian Attacks, 6-12 October Israel - Syria Area, 1973 - Israeli Attack, 11-12 October and Arab Counterattacks Until the Cease-Fire Israel-Syria Area, 1973 - Combined Campaign in SinaiSuez Canal Area, 1973 - Egyptian Crossing/Reinforcement Phase-Israeli Counterattacks, 6-13 October Suez Canal Area, 1973 - Egyptian Attack, and Israeli Counterattacks, 14-15 October Suez Canal Area, 1973 - Combined Suez Canal Area, 1973 - OPERATION GAZELLE: Plan, Movement to Crossing Site, Planned Exploitation & Egyptian Counterattacks Suez Canal Area, 1973 - OPERATION GAZELLE: Exploitation and Isolation Egyptian Third Army, 18-23 October and Egyptian AttacksSuez Canal Area, 1973 - OPERATION GAZELLE - Combined Vietnam War Indochina, 1954 Battle of Ap Bac, the Plan and Enemy SituationBattle of Ap Bac Enemy Situation Early 1964 NVA Plan for 1965 Battle of la Drang, Opening MovesIron TriangleTet OffensiveSouth Vietnam, 1970 Attack Into Cambodia South Vietnam, 1971Lam Son Spring Offensive, 1972 Invasion Across the DMZ Final Days Fall of MR II Fall of Saigon The following map is a result of a collaborative project between USMA and U.S. Air Force Academy. Vietnam and Vicinity, Rolling Thunder Wars and Conflicts Since 1958 Eastern and Western Hemisphere EasternEastern Mediterranean Overview U.S. Marine Corps, Beirut, 1958 Iran-Iraq War, 1980-88 Gulf War, Iraqi Invasion, 1990 Gulf War, Kuwaiti Liberation, 1991 Somalia, 1992-93 WesternDominican Republic Falklands, Campaign, (Distances to bases) 1982 Falklands, Campaign, (Movements) 1982 Grenada, 1983 Panama, 1990 First Gulf War Middle East, 1990 Kuwait, 1990 - Iraqi Invasion of Kuwait, 2-3 August Kuwait and Vicinity, 1991 - Liberation of Kuwait, 24-26 February The following map is a result of a collaborative project between USMA and the U.S. Air Force Academy. Iraqi and Vicinity, 1991 - First Night of Attacks as Planned, 17 January War in Afghanistan Aerial Attack, Phase One War in Iraq Iraq War Table of SymbolsAccompanying text (PDF Only)Coalition in Southern Iraq, 20-28 March 2003 Isolation of Baghdad, 29 March - 7 April 2003 The following map is a result of a collaborative project between USMA and the U.S. Air Force Academy. Iraq and Vicinity, 1991 - First Night of Attacks, 17 January Course-Specific Maps HI101: The Army of the Republic 01 - Europe's Global Colonies in Perspective02 - North American Territory in the War of 181203 - Principal Campaigns of the War of 181204a - Territory of the Expanding United States - Terrain04b - Territory of the Expanding United States - Date of Acquisition04c - Territory of the Expanding United States - Expansion of Railroads05 - Native American Lands in North America06 - Frontier Army in the West07 - Aftermath of the Spanish American War08 - Alliances at the Onset of World War I09 - Global Borders at the End of World War I HI370: Ancient and Medieval Warfare Ancient and Medieval Map SymbolsTable of Contents and IntroductionAncient Warfare1: Sennacherib's Campaign2: Battle of Plataea3-5: Siege of Syracuse, Phases I-III6-8: Siege of Syracuse, Phases IV-VI9-11: Siege of Syracuse, Phases VII-IX12-13: Siege of Syracuse, Phases X-XI14: Approach to Issus15: Battle of the Granicus16: Roman Expansion in Italy17: Battle of Cynoscephalae, Phase I18: Battle of Cynoscephalae, Phase II19: Battle of Cynoscephalae, Phase III20: Battle of Cynoscephalae, Phase IV21: Battle of Cynoscephalae, Phase V22: Hannibal in Italy: Overview23: Battle of Cannae24: Roman Control of Italy25: Expansion of Rome, 2nd Century B.C.26: Macedonia and the Aegean World, c. 200 B.C.27: Jugurthan War: Numidia and North Africa28: Jugurthan War: The Battle of Muthul River, Phase I29: Jugurthan War: The Battle of Muthul River, Phase II30: Jugurthan War: The Battle of Muthul River, Phase III31: Caesar’s Gallic Wars: Campaign against the Helvetii32: Caesar’s Gallic Wars: Campaign against Ariovistus33: Caesar’s Gallic Wars: Campaign against the Belgae: Initial Operations34: Caesar’s Gallic Wars: Campaign against the Belgae: Against the Nervii35: Caesar’s Gallic Wars: Outbreak of the Gallic Revolt36: Caesar’s Gallic Wars: Gallic Revolt through Gergovia and Siege of Bourges37: Caesar’s Gallic Wars: Gergovia38: Caesar’s Gallic Wars: Gergovia: Caesar’s Feint39: Caesar’s Gallic Wars: Gergovia: Caesar’s Attack40: Caesar’s Gallic Wars: Gergovia: Gallic Counterattack41: Caesar’s Gallic Wars: Gergovia: Romans Reform42: Caesar’s Gallic Wars: Gergovia to Alesia43: Caesar’s Gallic Wars: Siege of Alesia, 52 B.C.44: Caesar's Civil War: Overview45: Caesar vs. Pompey: Opening Moves46: Caesar vs. Pompey: Antony Arrives47: Caesar vs. Pompey: Caesar Secures Allies and Scipio Arrives48: Caesar vs. Pompey: Movements During April49: Caesar vs. Pompey: Operations Around Durazzo50: Caesar vs. Pompey: Battle of Lesnikia River51: Caesar vs. Pompey: Movements to Pharsalus52: Battle of Pharsalus, 48 B.C.: Caesar Creates a Fourth Line53: Battle of Pharsalus, 48 B.C.: Initial Movements54: Battle of Pharsalus, 48 B.C.: Pompey’s Breakthrough55: Battle of Pharsalus, 48 B.C.: Caesar’s CounterattackMedieval Warfare56: Italy in 100057: Calabria at the time of Robert Guiscard58: War of 1173-4: First Scottish Invasion59: War of 1173-4: De Lucy’s Response60: War of 1173-4: Leicester’s Invasion61: War of 1173-4: Second Scottish Invasion62: War of 1173-4: Strike against William’s Siege Force63: Crown of Aragón and the Conquest of Minorca64:The Catalan Company65: Maneuvering prior to the Battle of Poitiers, 13-18 September 135666: Battle of Poitiers, 1356: Terrain67: Battle of Poitiers, 1356: Variou Interpretations DS490: History of Global Piracy 1: Norse Pirates2: Pirates of the North and Baltic Seas3: Corsairs at their Height4: Wako Pirates5: Spanish Trade in the West Indies6: Piracy in the East Indies7: Somali and Houthi Pirates Additional MapsThe following maps are those created for a purpose other than cadet academic use (i.e., dissertations, publications, staff rides/AIADs) or otherwise do not fit in a category listed above. 18th Century The following maps were developed in conjunction with MAJ Alex Humes, focusing on Pre-Revolutionary fortifications and battles:Colonial North American PossessionsSt. Simon's Island: Initial MovesSt. Simon's Island: Second Phase 19th Century The following maps were developed in conjunction with MAJ Justine Meberg, focusing on the Seminole Wars, the Mexican-American War and the involvement of women in both conflicts:Milly Francis in the Maskokálgî WorldForced Removal of the MuscogeeNew York of Officers and Enlisted MenFlorida and the Second Seminole WarWar in Northern MexicoWar in Northern Mexico - Greater Santa Fe AreaCase of Isaac Kirk - Veracruz, MexicoScott's Campaign and American Occupation of MexicoTreaty of Guadalupe HidalgoThe following was developed for a class taught by MAJ Jess Rudo:American Civil War - Division of States Miscellaneous Maps The following maps were developed in conjunction with Gregory Barnes on the development of modern warfare:Battle of Monterrey, 21-23 SEP 1846Battle of Fredericksburg: Urban Phase, 11-12 DEC 1862Battle of Ortona Layout, 20-28 DEC 1943Invasion of Normandy: Allied Front Line, 12 JUN 1944Warsaw Uprising Layout, 1 AUG - 2 OCT 1944ManilaOperations Area of the 37th Infantry, FEB 1945Water Supply Surrounding Manila, MAR 1945Capture of Seoul, 1950Phase 1, 19-21 SEPPhase 2, 22-24 SEPPhase 3, 25-28 SEPBattle of Mogadishu: Super 61 & Super 64, 3-4 OCT 1993First Battle of Grozny, 22 DEC 1994 - 6 MAR 1995Battle of Fallujah, NOV 2004Israeli Operations in Gaza, 27 DEC 2008 - 18 JAN 2009Battle of Raqqa, 11 AUG 2017 Pointe du Hoc Map Pointe du Hoc