Jägergradnetzkarte
 

Hi,
General questions to the system and questions related to specific positions keeps popping up, so I found it appropriate to re-advertise this site for the benefit of new members:
http://www.gyges.dk/reporting_grids.htm
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SES

Re: Jägergradnetzkarte
 

While we are at it... I am having trouble figuring out another system of Quadrate used in Luftwaffe reports - examples (Russia, summer 1943): ZP7d, XQ9, ZQ1? Any ideas?

Kind regards,
Pawel

Re: Jägergradnetzkarte
 

Hi Pawel,
That is the post APR 1943 format, but you miss the Jagdtrapeze (e.g. 34 ON).
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SES

Re: Jägergradnetzkarte
 

SES, but the subset of letters in this format ends with U and here we have Z, Y etc.?

Kind regards,
Pawel

Re: Jägergradnetzkarte
 

Oooops I missed that, in that case I pass, sorry.
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SES

Re: Jägergradnetzkarte
 

SES, whatever system it is, I figured out how to layer the coordinates over Heeres 1:100.000 map of Belgorod area and it seems to work :)

kind regards,
Pawel

Re: Jägergradnetzkarte
 

Hi Pawel,
Congrats, how did you do that, since Z as you pointed out so correctly is not a legal value.
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SES

Re: Jägergradnetzkarte
 

Well, the coordinates are not compatible with post-may 1943 LUMA, and as I said I have not a slightest idea what it should be called - was it Luftwaffe or Heeres notation - but it was used throughout III./K.G. 55 diary and also in one daily report of IV. Fl.Korps.
For example - the quadrant ZP is divided in 9 parts, 3x3 matrix - ZP1 to ZP9, that would cover rectangulars formed by the grid on 1:100.000 map. Letter I seems to be illegal.

kind regards,
Pawel

Re: Jägergradnetzkarte
 

Greetings, gents! During my research I got following list of coordinates:

34 Ost N/ SB-7
34 Ost N/ UL
34 Ost N/ TC
34 Ost N-7
34 Ost N/U-1.5
34 Ost N/AU-6
34 Ost N/SE-3
34 Ost N/UD-2
34 Ost N/UF-2
34 Ost N/TF-2
34 Ost/NT-4.6
34 Ost N/SG-8
34 Ost N/SG-5
34 Ost N/SG-8

All of the must be Mamaiya (Romania) - Odessa/Sevastopol (USSR) area. But how could I found more details? Could somebody help a little bit?

Re: Jägergradnetzkarte
 

Hi Evgeny,
Excactly what is it you want to know?
On this page you'll find a converter - LUMA - which will convert your coordinates into lat/long:
http://www.gyges.dk/reporting_grids.htm
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SES