text: ________________________________________________________________________________ FM 2-22.3
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  Figure 12-3. Example of an Activities Matrix.
  12-25. The link analysis diagram (Figure 12-4) shows the connections
  between people, groups, or activities. The difference between matrices and
  link analysis is roughly the same as the difference between a mileage chart
  and a road map. The mileage chart (matrix) shows the connections between
  cities using numbers to represent travel distances. The map (link analysis
  diagram) uses symbols that represent cities, locations, and roads to show how
  two or more locations are linked to each other.