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Battle KML Time Animations For Google Earth



Professor Peter Guth of the US Naval Academy, author of the first-rate terrain analysis and GIS program MicroDEM, writes to let me know that the final projects of one of his classes are available online. Among the projects are KML files for a number of historic battles, including time animations for Antietam, the Battle Of The Bulge, and Dien Bien Phu. These combine both actual historical situation maps as image overlays, and placemarks for unit positions:

Battle Of The Bulge in Google Earth

While you can click the “Play” button on the time animation control, I find it easier to follow the animation by manually moving the time slider over from left to right to follow the progress of the battle.


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3 Responses to “Battle KML Time Animations For Google Earth”


  1. 1 Anson

    I see the animation for Antietam, but don’t see one on the Fredericksburg map.

  2. 2 Leszek Pawlowicz

    You’re right – post has been modified to reflect this.

  3. 3 Thomas

    Great to see the site back Leszek!

    Merry Christmas everybody.

    /Thomas

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