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    Among other collaborations, the Inter-American Geodetic Survey, in which the U.S. Army provides instruction and logistic support for mapping, was organized. Although this cooperation primarily involved Latin-American countries, similar arrangements were made with individual countries in other parts of the world. Cooperation and exchange of data in hydrographic surveys,…

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    Among other collaborations, the Inter-American Geodetic Survey, in which the U.S. Army provides instruction and logistic support for mapping, was organized. Although this cooperation primarily involved Latin-American countries, similar arrangements were made with individual countries in other parts of the world. Cooperation and exchange of data in hydrographic surveys,…

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