One of my favorite acronyms is COW:
Commanding officer's wife
^ That's funny.
Here are some military acronyms that I know, I'll start out with the most important to a special operator:
METT-TC: Mission, Enemy, Time, Terrain, Troops available, Collateral damage.
FOB: Forward Operating Base
FAC: Forward Air Controller
SLLS: Stop, Look, Listen, Smell
HLZ: Helicopter Landing Zone
NVG: Night Vision Goggles
DAR: Designated Area of Rest
SOPMOD: Special Operations Peculiar Modification
SDV: Seal Delivery Vehicle
SOFLAM: Special Operation Forces Laser Acquisition Marker
DOPE: Date Of Previous Engagement
AO: Area of Operation
LP/OP: Listening Post/Observation Post
HVT: High Value Target
HVI: High Value Individual
ORP: Objective Rally Point
C4I: Command, Communications, Computer, Control, Intelligence
CAC: Common Access Card
CAX: Combined Arms Exercise
MARINE: Muscles are required intelligence non essential
EAS: End Active Service
EGA: Eagle Glove Anchor
EPD: Extra Punitive Duties
EPW: Enemy Prisoner of War
FPL: Final Protective Line
DPICM: Dual Purpose Individual Cluster Munitions
APC: Armored Personnel Carrier
JTF: Joint Task Force
DI: Drill Instructor
K: Kilometer (klick)
CQBR: Close Quarters Battle Receiver
PGM: Precision Guided Munition
AAA: Anti Aircraft Artillery
TTI: Time Till Impact
WSO: Weapon Systems Operator
LGM: Laser Guided Munition
FLIR: Forward Looking Infra Red
RIO: Radio Intercept Officer
SAM: Surface to Air Missile
SSM: Surface to Surface Missile
ASM: Air to Surface Missile
VCP: Vehicle Check Point
SAR: Search And Rescue
SOE: Special Operations Executive
ODB: Operational Detachment Bravo
ODA: Operational Detachment Alpha
MCMAP: Marine Corps Martial Arts Program
FEBA: Forward Edge of Battle Area
MCT: Marine Combat Training
HEAT: High Explosive Anti Tank
MAR: Marine
BATT: Battalion
TOW: Tube operated Optically tracked Wire guided missile
EBX: Enhanced Blast Explosive
Use military and civilian acronyms in memorandums, if appropriate.
Yes, the military can pay for your school. You will have to join the military and you will go to a military college but you will get a degree!
Any discourse which is created for the purpose of military or in the context of military.
military
To be used by the military.
Use military and civilian acronyms in memorandums, if appropriate.
Use military and civilian acronyms in memorandums, if appropriate.
The Army is known for its acronyms but DMC probably refers to the award of the Distinguished Military Cross.
Use military and civilian acronyms in memorandums, if appropriate.
MBF has many possible acronyms. A few of them are: Military Banking Facility, Money Banking and Finance, Management in Business Finance, and Mind Body Fitness.
Use military and civilian acronyms in memorandums, if appropriate.
Among some of the acronyms found for MITTS, one will read Military transition team, Mobile integrated tactical terminal, Microcomputer intelligence for technical training.
acronyms
The military uses many different acronyms and depending on service and command, certain acronyms may have different definitions. Most commonly when in reference to the military, the acronym POW stands for Prisoner of War. In other case you could mean something different, such as in the Navy some commands will use POW in reference to their Plan of the Week.
acronyms of sci-tech 1
The acronyms are the short form of a word. The acronyms INTR stands for the interior. There can be other words also but this is the most common for which it is used.
Acronyms are the initial letters or parts of a phrase or word. Although there is no standard way of coming up with acronyms, they always try to blend.