Where can you get unclassified maps from Iraqi Freedom (OIF)?

NIMA (National Imagery and Mapping Agency) produces maps for the DOD. "Most" Maps by default are Unclassified as they contain Historical (Buildings) or Landmark/Geographical features. It's not until we put "Analytical" data on them (Operational or Intelligence) that they become Classified.

It's been a while since I dealt with the issue and I was getting out when we started shifting to POD, but.... the issued ADRs/CADRs (CDs that have the maps on them) are unclassified, however, the master database is accessed through the SIPRnet (or was at the time). The CDs "could" be ordered through the NSN system, loaded into any computer with C2PC (or equiv like falconview) and printed.

I'd check with your S2 first and ask if they have an issued paper map, or would be willing to order one for you (we used to keep connex boxes full of them) or if they would be willing to ask the Intel BN (or Army equivalent) to get one for you. Worst case they "should" be able to get you the NSN numbers so you can order them yourself.

I found some on line of areas we worked in, in and around Baghdad on Google.

I DID DOWNLOAD FROM GOOGLE AND IT LOOKS GREAT, JUST HAD TO OVERSIZE IT