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Hmmm, the RCAF silk maps we inherited are much more useful. They’re topographic maps of a few dozen square kilometers. They’re basically hiking maps you’re ex
by CoolGuySteve 8y ago
Hmmm, the RCAF silk maps we inherited are much more useful. They’re topographic maps of a few dozen square kilometers. They’re basically hiking maps you’re expected to eat if captured.
Granted my grandfather was stationed in London, so maybe the maps of England and other friendly territory were more zoomed in since any citizens you might meet were friendlies.
- freyfogle 8y agoThere is a company in the UK that makes something similar today: http://www.splash-maps.com http://www.splash-maps.com A great gift as you can centre it on your friend’s house
- ceejayoz 8y ago> Hmmm, the RCAF silk maps we inherited are much more useful. They’re topographic maps of a few dozen square kilometers. Maybe I'm not understanding something, but how do you make sure you get shot down in that particular few dozen square kilometers to make the map useful?