A | airborne |
AAR | after-action report |
ABCS | Army Battle Command System |
ABW | air base wing |
ACE | ammunition/casualties/equipment |
ACMREQ | airspace control means support request |
ACO | air control order |
ACofS | Assistant Chief of Staff |
AD3E | assess, decide, develop and detect, deliver, and evaluate |
ADCOORD | air defense coordinator |
admin | administration |
ADP | automated data processing |
ADSO | assistant division signal officer |
ADSW | active duty for special work |
ADVON | advanced echelon |
AFATDS | Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System |
AFFOR | Air Force Forces |
AFSOF | Air Force special operations forces |
AG | adjutant general |
agri | agriculture |
AI | Amnesty International |
AIRSUPREQ | air support request |
ALCON | all concerned |
ALO | air liaison officer |
AMC | Air Mobility Command |
ammo | ammunition |
AND | activity network diagram |
ANDVT | advanced narrowband digital voice terminal |
ANG | Air National Guard |
ANGLICO | Air Navy Gunfire Liaison Company |
AO | area of operations |
AOR | area of responsibility |
AR | Army regulation |
ARC | American (National) Red Cross |
ARFOR | Army forces |
ARNG | Army National Guard |
ARSOA | Army special operations aviation |
ARSOF | Army special operations forces |
ASAP | as soon as possible |
ASAS-RWS | All-Source Analysis System-Remote Work Station |
ASD | Assistant Secretary of Defense |
ASD(ISA) | Assistant Secretary of Defense (International Security Affairs) |
ASD(SO/LIC) | Assistant Secretary of Defense (Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict) |
ASG | area support group |
ASR | alternate supply route |
asst | assistant |
AST | administrative support team |
AT | antiterrorism; antitank |
ATCCS | Army Tactical Command and Control System |
ATF | Anti-Taliban Forces |
AVCOORD | aviation coordinator |
BCOC | base cluster operations center |
BCTP | battle command training program |
BDA | battle damage assessment |
BDE | brigade |
BDU | battle dress uniform |
BN | battalion |
BOS | battlefield operating system |
BP | battle position |
BUB | battle update briefing |
C | Confidential; confiscation |
C2 | command and control |
C2OTM | command and control on the move |
C2W | command and control warfare |
C3 | command, control, and communications |
C4I | command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence |
C4ISR | command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance |
CA | Civil Affairs-Designated Active and Reserve component forces and units organized, trained, and equipped specifically to conduct civil affairs activities and to support civil-military operations. (JP 1-02) |
CACOM | Civil Affairs Command |
CADST | Civil Affairs direct support team |
CALL | Center for Army Lessons Learned |
CAP3T | Civil Affairs plans, programs, and policy team |
CAPT-A | Civil Affairs planning team A |
CAPT-B | Civil Affairs planning team B |
CASCOPE | civil areas, structures, capabilities, organizations, people, and events |
CAT-A | Civil Affairs team A |
CAT-B | Civil Affairs team B |
CAT-C | Civil Affairs team C |
CATHST | Civil Affairs headquarters support team |
CBS | Camp Bondsteel |
CBT | combat |
CCIR | commander's critical information requirements |
CCP | casualty collection point |
C-day | unnamed day on which a deployment operation begins |
CDR | commander |
CE | communications-electronics |
CEM | comprehensive emergency management |
CFLCC | Coalition Forces Land Component Command |
CHLC | Coalition Humanitarian Liaison Center |
CI | counterintelligence |
CIA | Central Intelligence Agency |
CIMIC | civil-military cooperation |
CIN | cargo increment number |
CIV | civilian; dislocated civilian collection point (on operational graphics) |
CJCS | Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff |
CJCMOTF | Combined Joint Civil-Military Operations Task Force |
CJTF | combined joint task force |
CL | control lines |
CMDT | commandant |
CMO | civil-military operations |
CMOC | civil-military operations center |
CMR | crude mortality rate |
CMTC | combat maneuver training center |
CNR | combat net radio |
co | company |
COA | course of action |
COB | close of business |
COE | common operating environment |
CofS | Chief of Staff |
COMJSOTF | Commander, Joint Special Operations Task Force |
comm | communications |
COMSEC | communications security |
CONEX | container express |
CONOPS | concept of operations |
CONPLAN | concept plan; operation plan in concept format |
CONUS | continental United States |
COP | common operational picture |
COR | common operational response |
COSCOM | corps support command |
CP | command post |
CPG | Contingency Planning Guidance |
CPO | civilian personnel officer |
CPT | captain |
CR | control |
CROP | common relevant operational picture |
C&S | command and staff |
CSM | command sergeant major |
CSS | combat service support |
CSSCS | Combat Service Support Control System |
CTP | common tactical picture |
D | destruction |
DA | Department of the Army |
DAG | DPRE Action Group |
DART | disaster assistance response team |
DASD(H&RA) | Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Humanitarian and Refugee Affairs |
DC | dislocated civilian |
DCRS | dislocated civilian road space |
DCSOPS | Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans |
D-day | unnamed day on which operations commence or are scheduled to commence |
det | detainee |
devel | development |
DFAC | dining facility |
DHHS | Department of Health and Human Services |
DIA | Defense Intelligence Agency |
DIME | Diplomatic Information Military and Economic |
DIRLAUTH | direct liaison authorized-That authority granted by a commander (any level) to a subordinate to directly consult or coordinate an action with a command or agency within or outside of the granting command. Direct liaison authorized is more applicable to planning than operations and always carries with it the requirement of keeping the commander granting direct liaison authorized informed. Direct liaison authorized is a coordination relationship, not an authority through which command may be exercised. (JP 1-02) |
DISA | Defense Information Systems Agency |
DISCOM | Division Support Command |
DISN | Defense Information Systems Network |
div | division |
DLA | Defense Logistics Agency |
DNVT | digital nonsecure voice terminal |
DOD | Department of Defense |
DODD | Department of Defense Directive |
DOJ | Department of Justice |
DOS | Department of State |
DPRE | Displaced Persons, Refugees, and Evacuees |
DS | direct support-A mission requiring a force to support another specific force and authorizing it to answer directly to the supported force's request for assistance. (JP 1-02) |
DSO | domestic support operations |
DTG | date-time group |
DTLOMS | doctrine, training, leader development, organizational design, material, and soldier systems |
DTO | division transportation office |
DVT/DA | digital voice terminal with data adapter |
DZ | drop zone |
EAC | echelons above corps |
EAD | earliest arrival date |
EAG | Economic Action Group |
EALT | earliest anticipated launch time |
EEFI | essential elements of friendly information |
E-mail | electronic mail |
EMPRS | En Route Mission Planning and Rehearsal System |
EN | engineer |
ENCOORD | engineer coordinator |
envir | environmental |
EOA | equal opportunity advisor |
EOC | emergency operations center |
EOD | explosive ordnance disposal |
EPLRS | Enhanced Position Location Reporting System |
EPW | enemy prisoner of war |
EWO | electronic warfare officer |
EXORD | execute order |
EXTAL | extra time allowance |
FAADC3 | Forward Area Air Defense Command, Control, and Communications |
FANS | friendly or allied nation support |
FAX | facsimile |
FBCB2 | Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below |
FBI | Federal Bureau of Investigation |
FEBA | forward edge of battle area |
FEMA | Federal Emergency Management Agency |
FFIR | friendly force information requirements |
FIRESCOPE | Firefighting Resources of California Organized for Potential Emergencies |
FM | field manual; frequency modulation |
FNS | foreign nation support |
FOB | forward operational base |
FORSCOM | United States Army Forces Command |
FOUO | For Official Use Only |
FP | force protection-Security program designed to protect Service members, civilian employees, family members, facilities, and equipment, in all locations and situations, accomplished through planned and integrated application of combatting terrorism, physical security, operations security, and personal protective services, and supported by intelligence, counterintelligence, and other security programs. (JP 1-02) |
FPCON | force protection condition |
FRAG | fragmentary |
FSCOORD | fire support coordinator |
FSN | federal stock number |
G-1 | Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel |
G-2 | Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence |
G-3 | Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans |
G-4 | Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics |
G-5 | Assistant Chief of Staff, Civil Affairs |
G-6 | Chief Information Officer/Director, Information Systems for Command, Control, Communications, and Computers |
gal | gallon(s) |
GCCS-A | Global Command and Control System - Army |
GCSS | Global Combat Support System |
GIG | global information grid |
GIS | geographic information system |
GP | general purpose |
GPS | global positioning satellite |
GS | general support-That support which is given to the supported force as a whole and not to any particular subdivision thereof. (JP 1-02) |
GSR | general support reinforcing |
GTN | Global Transportation Network |
h | hour |
HA | humanitarian assistance |
HACC | Humanitarian Assistance Coordination Center |
HARB | Humanitarian Assistance Review Board |
HAZMAT | hazardous materials |
HCA | humanitarian and civic assistance-Assistance to the local populace provided by predominantly US forces in conjunction with military operations and exercises. This assistance is specifically authorized by title 10, United State Code, section 401, and funded under separate authorities. Assistance provided under these provisions is limited to (1) medical, dental, and veterinary care provided in rural areas of a country; (2) construction of rudimentary surface transportation systems; (3) well drilling and construction of basic sanitation facilities; and (4) rudimentary construction and repair of public facilities. Assistance must fulfill unit training requirements that incidentally create humanitarian benefit to the local populace. (JP 1-02) |
HF | high frequency |
HHC | headquarters and headquarters company |
HMA | humanitarian mine action |
HMMWV | high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle |
HN | host nation |
HNS | host-nation support |
HOC | Humanitarian Operations Center |
HQ | headquarters |
IA | information assurance |
IAD | immediate action drill |
IAW | in accordance with |
IC | international community |
ICG | International Crisis Group |
ICRC | International Committee of the Red Cross |
ICS | incident command system |
IDP | internally displaced person |
IFOR | Implementation Force |
IFRC | International Federation of the Red Cross |
IG | inspector general |
IMO | information management officer |
INFOSEC | information security |
INS | Immigration and Naturalization Service |
INTERFET | International Forces for East Timor |
IO | information operations |
IOWG | Information Operations Working Group |
IPB | intelligence preparation of the battlespace |
IRC | International Rescue Committee |
IRO | international relief organization |
ISAF | International Security Assistance Force |
ISB | intermediate staging base |
ISS | information systems security |
J-1 | Manpower and Personnel Directorate |
J-2 | Intelligence Directorate |
J-3 | Operations Directorate |
J-4 | Logistics Directorate |
J-5 | Plans Directorate of a joint staff |
J-6 | Command, Control, Communications, and Computer Systems Directorate |
J-7 | Operational Plans and Joint Force Development Directorate, Joint Staff |
JA/ATT | Joint Airborne/Air Transportability Training |
JAG | Judge Advocate General |
JCMEB | joint civil-military engineering board |
JCMOTF | joint civil-military operations task force |
JCS | Joint Chiefs of Staff |
JEMB | joint environmental management board |
JEMP | joint exercise management package |
JEMPRS | Joint En Route Mission Planning and Rehearsal System |
JFC | joint force commander |
JFLCC | joint force land component commander |
JFSC | Joint Forces Staff College |
JFSOCC | joint force special operations component commander |
JFUB | Joint Facilities Utilization Board |
JIOC | Joint Information Operations Center |
JOA | joint operations area |
JOC | joint operations center |
JOPES | Joint Operation Planning and Execution System |
JP | joint publication |
JPEC | joint planning and execution community |
JPG | joint planning group |
JRTC | joint readiness training center |
JSC | Joint Security Council |
JSCP | Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan |
JSOA | joint special operations area |
JSOTF | joint special operations task force |
JTCB | joint targeting coordination board |
JTF | joint task force-A joint force that is constituted and so designated by the Secretary of Defense, a combatant commander, a subunified commander, or an existing joint task force commander. (JP 1-02) |
JULLS | Joint Universal Lessons Learned System |
JVA | Joint Voluntary Agency |
JWAC | Joint Warfare Analysis Center |
KATUSA | Korean Augmentation to the United States Army |
Kcal | kilocalories |
KDG | Kosovo Development Group |
KFOR | Kosovo Force |
KLA | Kosovo Liberation Army |
km | kilometer(s) |
KPF | Kosovo Protection Force |
K-Serb | Kosovo Serbian |
LAD | latest arrival date |
LAN | local area network |
LBE | load-bearing equipment |
LC | line of contact |
LCE | liaison/coordination element |
LDK | Lidhja Demokraticke e Kosoves (Democratic League of Kosovo) |
LD | line of departure |
LFA | lead federal agency |
LNO | liaison officer |
LOC | logistics operations center |
LOG | logistics |
LOI | letter of instruction |
LRP | logistics release point |
LSCR | laundry, shower, and clothing repair |
LTC | lieutenant colonel |
LZ | landing zone |
MA | Municipal Assembly |
MAJ | major |
MARFOR | Marine Corps forces |
MARKS | Modern Army Recordkeeping System |
MASCAL | mass casualty |
MB | main body |
MBITR | Multi-Band Inter/Intra Team Radio |
MCA | military civic action |
MCLLS | Marine Corps Lessons Learned System |
MCP | maintenance collection point |
MCRP | Marine Corps reference publication |
MCS | Maneuver Control System |
MDA | MSE data adapter |
MDMP | military decision-making process |
MED | medical |
MEDEVAC | medical evacuation |
MEDRETE | medical readiness training exercise |
METL | mission-essential task list |
METT-TC | mission, enemy, terrain and weather, troops and support available-time available, and civil considerations |
mgt | management |
MICON | mission concept |
mil | military |
MNB | Multinational Brigade |
MNB(E) | Multinational Brigade (East) |
MNC | multinational corporation |
MOA | memorandum of agreement |
MOE | measure of effectiveness |
MOOTW | military operations other than war |
MOU | memorandum of understanding |
MP | military police |
MPA | mission planning agent |
MPF | mission planning folder |
mph | miles per hour |
MRE | meal, ready to eat |
MSC | major subordinate command |
MSE | mobile subscriber equipment |
MSG | master sergeant |
MSR | mission support request |
MTMC | Military Traffic Management Command |
MTON | measurement ton |
MTS | Movement Tracking System |
MTW | major theater war |
MWR | morale, welfare, and recreation |
NA | not applicable |
NACLC | national agency checks with local agency and credit checks |
NAI | named area of interest |
natl | national |
NATO | North Atlantic Treaty Organization |
NAVFOR | Navy forces |
NBC | nuclear, biological, and chemical |
NC | North Carolina |
NCO | noncommissioned officer |
NCOER | noncommissioned officer evaluation report |
NCOIC | noncommissioned officer in charge |
NEO | noncombatant evacuation operation |
NG | National Guard |
NGO | nongovernmental organization-Transnational organizations of private citizens that maintain a consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. Nongovernmental organizations may be professional associations, foundations, multinational businesses, or simply groups with a common interest in humanitarian assistance activities (development and relief). "Nongovernmental organizations" is a term normally used by non-United States organizations. (JP 1-02) |
NIIMS | National Interagency Incident Management System |
NIMA | National Imagery and Mapping Agency |
NLT | not later than |
NMS | national military strategy |
NORDPOL | Nordic Polish Battle Group |
NSA | National Security Agency |
NSC | National Security Council |
NSC/DC | National Security Council Deputies Committee |
NSC/PC | National Security Council Principals Committee |
NSC/PCC | National Security Council Policy Coordination Committee |
NSCS | National Security Council System |
NSN | National Stock Number |
NSPD | National Security Presidential Directive |
NSS | national security strategy |
NSW | naval special warfare |
NVG | night vision goggle |
N/Y | no/yes |
OAKOC | observation and fields of fire, avenues of approach, key terrain, obstacles, and cover and concealment |
OC | oleoresin capsicum |
OCHA | Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs |
OCONUS | outside the continental United States |
OER | officer evaluation report |
OFDA | Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance |
OFF | officer |
OHR | Office of the High Representative |
OIC | Officer in Charge |
OPCEN | operations center |
OPCON | operational control-Transferable command authority that may be exercised by commanders at any echelon at or below the level of combatant command. Operational control is inherent in combatant command (command authority). Operational control may be delegated and is the authority to perform those functions of command over subordinate forces involving organizing and employing commands and forces, assigning tasks, designating objectives, and giving authoritative direction necessary to accomplish the mission. Operational control includes authoritative direction over all aspects of military operations and joint training necessary to accomplish missions assigned to the command. Operational control should be exercised through the commanders of subordinate organizations. Normally this authority is exercised through subordinate joint force commanders and Service and/or functional component commands. Operational control normally provides full authority to organize commands and forces and to employ those forces as the commander in operational control considers necessary to accomplish assigned missions. Operational control does not, in and of itself, include authoritative direction for logistics or matters of administration, discipline, internal organization, or unit training. (JP 1-02) |
OPFUND | operational fund |
OPLAN | operation plan |
OPORD | operation order |
OPS | operations |
OPSEC | operations security-A process of identifying critical information and subsequently analyzing friendly actions attendant to military operations and other activities to: a. identify those actions that can be observed by adversary intelligence systems; b. determine indicators that hostile intelligence systems might obtain that could be interpreted or pieced together to derive critical information in time to be useful to adversaries; and c. select and execute measures that eliminate or reduce to an acceptable level the vulnerabilities of friendly actions to adversary exploitation. (JP 1-02) |
OPSUM | operation summary |
OPTEMPO | operating tempo |
ORT | oral rehydration therapy |
OSCE | Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe |
OSD | Office of the Secretary of Defense |
OSI | Office of Strategic Information |
OSIS | open-source information system |
OSOCC | On-Site Operations Coordination Center |
PACE | primary, alternate, contingency, and emergency |
PAG | Project Action Group |
PAO | Public Affairs Office; public affairs officer |
PAX | personnel |
PC | personal computer |
PCI | precombat inspection |
PD | police department |
PDM | pursuit deterrent mine |
PDSS | predeployment site survey |
PERSEC | personnel security |
PFC | private first class |
PH | phase |
PHYSEC | physical security |
PIN | personnel increment number |
PIR | priority intelligence requirements-Those intelligence requirements for which a commander has an anticipated and stated priority in the task of planning and decisionmaking. (JP 1-02) |
PKF | Peacekeeping Force |
PL | platoon leader |
PM | Provost Marshal |
PME | peacetime military engagement |
POC | point of contact |
POE | priority of effort |
POL | petroleum, oils, and lubricants |
pol-mil | political-military |
PRC | populace and resources control |
PRI | periodic reinvestigation |
PSRC | Presidential Selected Reserve Call-Up |
PSYOP | Psychological Operations-Planned operations to convey selected information and indicators to foreign audiences to influence their emotions, motives, objective reasoning, and ultimately the behavior of foreign governments, organizations, groups, and individuals. The purpose of psychological operations is to induce or reinforce foreign attitudes and behavior favorable to the originator's objectives. (JP 1-02) |
PTL | protected target list |
PW | prisoner of war |
QRF | quick reaction force |
R | reinforcing; requisition |
RC | Reserve Component |
RCA | riot control agent |
REQCONF | request confirmation |
RF/AIT | radio frequency automated information tags |
RFI | request for information-Any specific time-sensitive ad hoc requirement for intelligence information or products to support an ongoing crisis or operation not necessarily related to standing requirements or scheduled intelligence production. (JP 1-02) |
RFO | request for orders |
RJ | road junction |
RM | Resource Management |
RMATS | Refugee Management Tracking System |
ROE | rules of engagement |
RON | remain overnight |
R&S | reconnaissance and surveillance |
RS | road space |
RTN | return |
S | Secret; seizure |
S-1 | personnel officer |
S-2 | intelligence officer |
S-3 | operations and training officer |
S-4 | logistics officer |
S-5 | civil-military operations officer |
S-6 | signal officer |
SAEDA | subversion and espionage directed against the Army |
SAO | security assistance officer |
SATCOM | satellite communications |
SBCT | Stryker brigade combat team |
sec | secretary |
SecDef | Secretary of Defense |
SFC | sergeant first class |
SFG | Special Forces group |
SFOB | Special Forces operational base |
SFOD | Special Forces operational detachment |
SFODA | Special Forces operational detachment A |
SFODB | Special Forces operational detachment B |
SFODC | Special Forces operational detachment C |
SGT | sergeant |
SIGCEN | signal center |
SINCGARS | single-channel ground and airborne radio system |
SITREP | situation report |
SITTEMP | situational template |
SJA | Staff Judge Advocate |
SO | special operations |
SOC | special operations command |
SOCCENT | Special Operations Component, United States Central Command |
SOCEUR | Special Operations Component, United States European Command |
SOCOORD | special operations coordinator |
SODARS | special operations debrief and retrieval system |
SOF | special operations forces |
SOFA | status-of-forces agreement |
SOI | signal of interest |
SOMPF | special operations mission planning folder |
SOP | standing operating procedure |
SOR | statement of requirement |
SORTS | Status of Resources and Training System |
SP | start point |
SPC | specialist |
SPTCEN | support center |
SPTCONF | support confirmation |
SPTREQ | support request |
SQFT | square feet |
sq m | square meter(s) |
SRP | soldier readiness processing |
SSBI | single-scope background investigation |
SSN | social security number |
SSSC | self-service supply center |
STANAG | standardization agreement |
STON | short ton |
STU-III | secure telephone unit III |
svcs | Services |
SWO | staff weather officer |
SYSCON | systems control |
tac | tactical |
TACC | tactical air command center |
TACLAN | tactical local area network |
TACON | tactical control-Command authority over assigned or attached forces or commands, or military capability or forces made available for tasking, that is limited to the detailed, and usually, local direction and control of movements or maneuvers necessary to accomplish missions or tasks assigned. Tactical control is inherent in operational control. Tactical control may be delegated to, and exercised at any level at or below the level of combatant command. (JP 1-02) |
TACSAT | tactical satellite |
TAI | targeted area of interest |
TALO | theater airlift liaison officer |
TASKORD | tasking order |
TB | tuberculosis |
TC AIMS II | Transportation Coordinator's Automated Information for Movement System II |
TCN | transportation control number |
TDA | Table of Distribution and Allowance |
TDIS | time distance |
TDY | temporary duty |
TEP | theater engagement plan |
TF | task force |
TFF | Task Force Falcon |
TL | time length |
TLP | troop leading procedures |
TM | team |
TNG | training |
TOA | transfer of authority |
TOC | tactical operations center |
TOE | table of organization and equipment |
TPFDD | time-phased force and deployment data |
TPFDL | time-phased force and deployment list |
TPT | tactical psychological operations team |
TRI-TAC | Tri-Service Tactical Communications Program |
TS | Top Secret |
TSC | theater support command |
TSM | targeting synchronization matrix |
TST | tactical support team |
TTAD | temporary tour of active duty |
TTP | tactics, techniques, and procedures |
TV | television |
U | Unclassified |
U5MR | mortality rate among children under 5 years old |
UAE | United Arab Emirates |
UAV | unmanned aerial vehicle |
UCK | Ushtria Clirimtare E Kosoves (Kosovo Liberation Army) |
UCP | Unified Command Plan |
UIC | unit identification code |
ULN | unit line number |
UN | United Nations |
UNHCR | United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees |
UNICEF | United Nations Children's Fund |
UNITAF | Unified Task Force |
UNMIK | United Nations Mission in Kosovo |
UNMIK-P | United Nations Mission in Kosovo Police |
UNOSOM | United Nations Operation Somalia |
UNREO | United Nations Rwanda Emergency Office |
UNTAET | United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor |
UNWFP | United Nations World Food Program |
U.S. | United States |
USA | United States Army |
USACAPOC | United States Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command |
USAF | United States Air Force |
USAID | United States Agency for International Development |
USAJFKSWCS | United States Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School |
USAR | United States Army Reserve |
USARPAC | United States Army, Pacific Command |
USASOC | United States Army Special Operations Command |
USC | United States Code |
USCENTCOM | United States Central Command |
USCG | United States Coast Guard |
USEUCOM | United States European Command |
USG | United States Government |
USGET | United States Support Group East Timor |
USIS | United States Information Service |
USJFCOM | United States Joint Forces Command |
USLO | United States Liaison Office |
USMC | United States Marine Corps |
USMTF | United States message text format |
USN | United States Navy |
USNORTHCOM | United States Northern Command |
USPACOM | United States Pacific Command |
USSOCOM | United States Special Operations Command |
USSOUTHCOM | United States Southern Command |
USTRANSCOM | United States Transportation Command |
util | utilities |
UTM | universal transverse mercator |
UW | unconventional warfare |
VDD | visualize, describe, direct |
vic | vicinity |
VIP | very important person |
VOCO | verbal orders of commanding officer |
WAN | wide-area network |
WHNS | wartime host-nation support |
WIN | Warfighter Information Network |
WIN-T | Warfighter Information Network-Tactical |
WMD | weapons of mass destruction |
WWW | World Wide Web |
XO | executive officer |