What is the grid to the target given in the polar mission example?

What is the grid to the target given in the polar mission example?

• A. NV 4565 3945
• B. NV 4564 3944
• C. NV 4566 3946
• D. NV 4565 3946

Answer: (A)

In a polar mission, you identify the target using the Military Grid Reference System: a 100 km grid zone designator followed by easting and northing within that zone. The polar example specifies the target’s location inside the 100 km NV zone with an easting of 4565 and a northing of 3945. Put together, this gives the grid NV 4565 3945. The other options change one or both of the coordinates, which would place the target in a different 100 m cell within the same NV zone and do not match the target shown in the polar mission example.

In a polar mission, you identify the target using the Military Grid Reference System: a 100 km grid zone designator followed by easting and northing within that zone. The polar example specifies the target’s location inside the 100 km NV zone with an easting of 4565 and a northing of 3945. Put together, this gives the grid NV 4565 3945. The other options change one or both of the coordinates, which would place the target in a different 100 m cell within the same NV zone and do not match the target shown in the polar mission example.