Three ways to use the map for indicating location, Enemy in Red
# areas ==== Areas of operation, Operation ====* using the Noob Map: [[media:Panther-newb.jpg]]
<blockquote>Spearhead this is Sparrow. Enemy northeast of Pole to Pole. Over</blockquote>
# mimic ==== Mimic Military Grid Reference System (first diagram below; 6 digits = exact and 4 digits = approximate)[color=darkred] (=* recommended)[/color][quote=* "MGRS exact"]level of detail: 6 digits<blockquote>Spearhead this is Sparrow. Enemy at 355503. Over[</quote]blockquote>[quote=* "MGRS approx"]level of detail: 4 digits<blockquote>Spearhead this is Sparrow. Enemy at 3550. Over[/quote]<blockquote># abbreviate GPS UTM numbers (second diagram below)[quote="GPS"]Spearhead this is Sparrow. Enemy at 3851. Over[/quote][/list] '''* MGRS''' Example - each square is 10x10m, each unit is 5m box (numbered 0-9 across the side of the grid square)[img]http[image://u6117Map-coord-A.directjpg|400px]]==== Abbreviated GPS UTM ====* easy with handheld GPS set to UTM<blockquote>Spearhead this is Sparrow.atpicEnemy at 3851.com Over</33210/0/2169322/0.jpg[/img]blockquote>'''* GPS''' Example - each square is 5x5m, each unit is 10m box[img]http[image://u6117.direct.atpic.com/33210/0/2169323/0Map-coord-B.jpg[/img|400px]]
[quote="Using the coordinate grid"]From A-CR-CCP-121/PT-001, EO 405.03: LOCATE SPECIFIC POINT ON A MAP USING A FOUR AND SIX FIGURE GRID REFERENCE AND CONSTRUCTING A ROMER. Substitute 50m grid squares for our game use.