Data-Exchange

Hand off your work to whoever needs it next. MilX is map.army's native exchange format and the primary route for sharing tactical situations with other planners and systems. KML opens the door to Google Earth and many GIS tools, and NVG support brings interoperability with NATO partners. One project, many destinations.

How to create and share a tactical map link

Generate a shareable link to your map.army tactical map so collaborators can view or edit the same MilX overlay in real time.

Embed map.army in a Website Using an iFrame

Generate an iFrame code from a map.army share URL or a server-hosted MilX file to embed an interactive military map in any webpage.

Load a MilX Layer via URL Parameter into map.army

Host a .milxlyz file on your server and pass its URL as a query parameter to pre-load a military map overlay in map.army or an iframe embed.

Wargaming with map.army — Two-Sided Kriegsspiel Setup

How to run two-sided wargames and Kriegsspiel exercises in map.army — layer separation, umpire control, and hidden-information patterns using share links.

Share Vector and Image Layers from Online Sources

Publish KML / GeoJSON vector layers and online-hosted image layers through a map.army MilX Share — recipients see the layer with no upload required.

NVG Import — NATO Vector Graphics in map.army

How to import NATO Vector Graphics (NVG) layers into map.army — supported NVG versions 2.0.0 and 2.0.2, the import workflow, and what to do for export.