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On Mon, 27 May 1996, Chris Hodge wrote:
 
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> I am helping someone with a multimedia WWW project, part of which is
> following her father, an allied solider, from his landing at Anzio to his
> arrival at Dacchau.  We are looking for some appropriate maps to use, and
> I wondered if anyone on the list might have suggestions?
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> Chris Hodge
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Chris,
 
        As we have a large collection of Army Map Sevice, GSGS, and DMA
captured maps right here on UT's campus, we would probably be a great
place to start. Most of this collection is either original equipment from
the WWII era, or finds its roots in that time-frame. Even if it turns out
that we can't give you exactly what you have in mind, we can certainly get
you off to a good start right here on your own campus. If we exhaust our
resources without tracking down exactly what you need, we'll be glad to
assist you in finding it elsewhere.
 
Come on by.
 
Eric
 
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