Gradians
The gradian is an angular unit of angle, equal to 9⁄10 of a degree or 1⁄400 of a turn
Gradians to Milliradians (US WW2)
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Gradians to Milliradians (US WW2) formula
Mil (US WW2) =
g * 10.000
Gradians to Milliradians (US WW2) formula
Mil (US WW2) =
g * 10.000
Milliradians (US WW2)
A milliradian (also know as a mil) is a unit of angle. There are several distinct definitions but all approximate to a trigonometric milliradian. Mils are generally used in the military for artillery sights.
Gradians to Milliradians (US WW2) table
| Gradians | Milliradians (US WW2) |
|---|---|
| 0g | 0.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 1g | 10.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 2g | 20.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 3g | 30.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 4g | 40.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 5g | 50.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 6g | 60.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 7g | 70.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 8g | 80.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 9g | 90.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 10g | 100.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 11g | 110.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 12g | 120.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 13g | 130.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 14g | 140.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 15g | 150.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 16g | 160.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 17g | 170.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 18g | 180.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 19g | 190.00Mil (US WW2) |
| Gradians | Milliradians (US WW2) |
|---|---|
| 20g | 200.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 21g | 210.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 22g | 220.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 23g | 230.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 24g | 240.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 25g | 250.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 26g | 260.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 27g | 270.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 28g | 280.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 29g | 290.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 30g | 300.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 31g | 310.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 32g | 320.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 33g | 330.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 34g | 340.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 35g | 350.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 36g | 360.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 37g | 370.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 38g | 380.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 39g | 390.00Mil (US WW2) |
| Gradians | Milliradians (US WW2) |
|---|---|
| 40g | 400.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 41g | 410.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 42g | 420.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 43g | 430.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 44g | 440.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 45g | 450.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 46g | 460.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 47g | 470.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 48g | 480.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 49g | 490.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 50g | 500.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 51g | 510.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 52g | 520.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 53g | 530.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 54g | 540.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 55g | 550.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 56g | 560.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 57g | 570.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 58g | 580.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 59g | 590.00Mil (US WW2) |
