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Daniel Forguer searches for terrain features on a map

Daniel Forguer searches for terrain features on a map

Daniel Forguer searches for terrain features on a map of Fort Jackson during Future Soldier Day hosted by 1st Battalion, 518th Infantry Regiment, 98th Training Division (IET), at the Reserve Center in Asheville... More

For Master Sgt. Steven Lotz, his fascination for geospatial

For Master Sgt. Steven Lotz, his fascination for geospatial

For Master Sgt. Steven Lotz, his fascination for geospatial analysis began with a love for maps, even as a kid. These are some of the maps he collected or inherited over the years, including road maps and mount... More

An unclassified, Army-produced geospatial map of

An unclassified, Army-produced geospatial map of

An unclassified, Army-produced geospatial map of Afghanistan, showing various demographic and cultural features. Army geospatial analysts and engineers can produce maps with all kinds of layers of information t... More

Master Sgt. Steven Lotz, geospatial analyst for the

Master Sgt. Steven Lotz, geospatial analyst for the

Master Sgt. Steven Lotz, geospatial analyst for the 416th Theater Engineer Command (TEC), navigates digitally through a map created using a geographic information system software of a local area in Darien, Ill.... More

Master Sgt. Steven Lotz, geospatial analyst for the

Master Sgt. Steven Lotz, geospatial analyst for the

Master Sgt. Steven Lotz, geospatial analyst for the 416th Theater Engineer Command (TEC), is the first member of the newly-formed geospatial cell added to the TEC as part of the command's redesign process. The ... More

Master Sgt. Steven Lotz, geospatial analyst for the

Master Sgt. Steven Lotz, geospatial analyst for the

Master Sgt. Steven Lotz, geospatial analyst for the 416th Theater Engineer Command (TEC), is the first member of the newly-formed geospatial cell added to the TEC as part of the command's redesign process. The ... More

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