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These are some of the most recognizable US WWII Aircraft designators:
B- designator used for bombers such as the B-17 "Flying Fortress"
C- designator used for transport aircraft such as the C-47 "Sky Train"
P- Pursuit (designator used for WWII era fighters, usually Army Air Corps) such as the P-51 "Mustang"
F- Designator used for US naval fighter aircraft such as the F6F "Hellcat" (later also adopted by Army Air Corp and still used by the US Navy, Marines and Air Force)
T- trainer such as the T-6 "Texan"
Some other countries used abbreviations of the manufacturer's name in their Designators like Germany:
ME-109, where "ME" is short for Messerschmitt. This same plane was also known as a BF-109 where "BF" stands for Bayerische Flugzeugwerke, as both companies had a contract to produce it.
HE as in "HE 111" was short for Heinkle. Also seen as "Heinkle He 111"
DO as in "DO 355" was short for Dornier. Also Seen as "Dornier Do 355"
FW as in FW-190 Was short for Focke Wulf
Since there are so many other planes and countries involved in WWII, this answer could go on forever. However, because this question was placed under "Military aircraft, SR-71 Blackbird" the WWII part of the question didn't really fit, so i will answer what the "SR" stands for: Surveillance and Reconnaissance.
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What do reference initials represent?
Reference initials are typically used in business correspondence to indicate the person who prepared the document and the person who it is intended for, usually the signer. They are placed at the bottom of a letter or memo, with the preparer's initials followed by the initials of the individual who is signing the document. This helps clarify responsibility and accountability within an organization. Reference initials also serve as a quick way to identify who was involved in the communication process.
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A stamp on jewelery is usually the jewelers stamp (initials of the jeweler). It is used to identify the manufacturer of the piece.
What are Arizona's initials?
The initials for Arizona are AZ. All the states in the US have initials which are used as the abbreviation for a particular state.
