World War II records from the Adjutant General’s Office of the War Department (Record Group 407) have been digitized and are available to view and download from the National Archives Catalog.
This series consists of maps and charts, overlays, city plans, aerial photographs, photomaps, pencil sketches, and architectural drawings relating to the European, Mediterranean, and Pacific theaters of war during World War II. The records were prepared by Allied armies, corps, divisions, and subordinate engineer components and collected by the Adjutant General’s Office. Typical records found in this series include terrain studies, maps showing defenses, maps relating to military operations, maps showing engineer activities, maps showing roads and bridges, and maps showing administrative boundaries.
For more information on World War II records held by the Cartographic Branch, please refer to the WWII Records in the Cartographic Branch webpage and the records guide.
Ah-ha! I was thinking of the September-November '42 'maximum extent of Axis conquest' map and that turns out to be the August 1942 'maximum extent of Imperial Japan's conquests' map.
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cool stuff
This looks like a lot of fun for WWII buffs!