FM 21-30

FM 21-30 Military Hieroglyphs and Abbreviations This is an essential reference, but reproducing and editing it is a colossal pain in the gazoo. There is no useful facsimile online (that I have been able to discover) because existing PDF format copies in the various archives are all in black and white. Since much of the information, particularly in the map symbols chapters, rely on color, a lot of information is hidden in the PDF's. Reproducing this copy required days of scan, cut, and paste. The result is worth it for serious living historians. Obviously, only the most ambitious and dedicated will have a need for more than a fraction of the information in the manual (hydrographic conventions, for example, have little application); but as we use military symbols on overlays and maps and sketches, we have a handy reference. 1 2 3 WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON 25, D.

symbols of a military nature authorized by the War Department. Part III gives authorized military abbreviations. 3. SIZE. a. In general, topographical symbols resemble the objects which they represent. The symbols vary in size with the scale of the map. On small-scale maps, the symbols are reduced to their most elementary form and do not ...

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