Designed for operational precision
Military Operations
Milmap was originally developed for military use and contains all the tools you need for operational planning. During the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps mountain training in Norway, MilMap was used for route maps, operational planning and PDF route books in alpine conditions. Plan missions using the SMEAC order format, manage channels and frequencies, use encrypted chat and generate print-ready route maps — seamlessly in one interface.
Challenges
- Multiple separate tools required for planning, communications and reporting
- Paper maps and manual MGRS conversion are time-consuming and error-prone
- No structured mission and command framework in a single platform
- Communications tools are disconnected from route planning
How Milmap helps
Missions and SMEAC O-group
Plan missions using the full SMEAC order format: Situation, Mission, Execution, Administration, and Command and Signal. Share with your team via Drive.
Comms — channels, chat and MEDEVAC
Manage radio channels and frequencies, use encrypted chat, compose 9-liner MEDEVAC requests and look up the NATO phonetic alphabet.
MGRS and SALUTE reporting
Full MGRS support across all inputs and exports. SALUTE reports in NATO format, linkable to map points and exportable as PDF.
Operational PDFs
Generate professional route maps and operational overviews ready for briefings and field use.
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