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FAMV .................... Forward Area Multi-purpose Vehicle FAV ....................... Fast Attack Vehicle FDC ....................... Fire Direction Center FIST-V ................... Fire Support Team Vehicle FM ......................... Frequency Modulation FMTV .................... Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles FOG-M .................. Fiber Optic Guided Missile FOMP .................... Fiber Optic Mortar Projectile FS .......................... Fin Stabilized FSK ....................... Frequency Shift Keying GB ......................... Sarin, chemical warfare nerve agent GD ......................... Soman, chemical warfare nerve agent GLCM .................... Ground Launched Cruise Missile GLH:H ................... Ground Launched Hellfire: Heavy GP ......................... General Purpose GPS ....................... Global Positioning System; Gunner's Primary Sight GTI ........................ German Tank Improvement HARM ................... High-Speed Antiradiation Missile HC ......................... Hexachloroethane Zinc HE ......................... High Explosive HEAT .................... High Explosive Anti-Tank HE-I....................... High Explosive-Incendiary HEMTT ................. Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck HEP ....................... High Explosive Plastic HERA .................... High Explosive Rocket Assisted HET ....................... Heavy Equipment Transporter HIMAD .................. High-to-Medium Altitude Air Defense HL ......................... Mustard-Lewisite mixture, chemical warfare blister agent HMMWV .............. High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle HOT....................... High subsonic Optically Teleguided; French ATGM family HQ ......................... Headquarters HST ....................... Hypersonic Transport (German program) HVAP .................... High Velocity Armor Piercing HVM ...................... High Velocity Missile ICM ....................... Improved Conventional Munition IDS ........................ Interdiction/Strike (Tornado ground-attack variant) IEEE ...................... Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers IFV ........................ Infantry Fighting Vehicle IR ........................... Infrared ISB ........................ Independent Sideband IST ......................... Institute for Simulation and Training ITOW ..................... Improved TOW ITV ........................ Improved TOW Vehicle JIEO ...................... Joint Interoperability Engineering Organization JSTARS ................. Joint Surveillance & Target Attack Radar System KE ......................... Kinetic Energy LAV ....................... Light Armored Vehicle LAW ...................... Light Antitank Weapon LCM ...................... Landing Craft, Mechanized/Medium LCT ....................... Landing Craft, Tank LCU ....................... Landing Craft, Utility LCV ....................... Lightweight Combat Vehicle LGB ....................... Laser-Guided Bomb LMTV .................... Light Medium Tactical Vehicle 3
LOSAT .................. Line-of-Sight Anti-Tank LRRSC……………..Long-Range Recovery and Support Craft LSB........................ Lower Sideband LSV........................ Light Strike Vehicle LVT ....................... Landing Vehicle, Tracked LVTC ..................... LVT, Command LVTE ..................... LVT, Engineer LVTH .................... LVT, Howitzer LVTR ..................... LVT, Recovery MBT ...................... Main Battle Tank MCM ..................... Mine Countermeasures MCT ...................... Medium Combat Truck MG ........................ Machine Gun MHC ...................... Material Handling Crane MICLIC ................. Mine-Clearing Charge MIL STD ............... Military Standard MLMS ................... Multipurpose Lightweight Missile System MLRS .................... Multiple Launch Rocket System MP ......................... Multi-Purpose MPIM .................... Multipurpose Individual Munition MPS ....................... Maritime Prepositioning Ship MRCA .................... Multi-Role Combat Aircraft MTV ...................... Medium Tactical Vehicle NASP ..................... National Aerospace Plane NATO .................... North Atlantic Treaty Organization NBC ....................... Nuclear/Biological/Chemical NLS ....................... National Launch System N/A ........................ Not Applicable PCM ...................... Pulse Code Modulation PD ......................... Point Detonation PDM ...................... Pursuit Deterrent Munition PDU ....................... Protocol Data Unit PM ......................... Phase Modulation POET ..................... Primed Oscillator Expendable Transporter (US RF decoy) PRI ........................ Pulse Repetition Interval RA.......................... Rocket Assisted RAAM .................... Rifle-launcher Anti-Armor Munition RAG ....................... Ring Airfoil Grenade RAM ...................... Rolling Airframe Missile RAMP-V ................ Rapid Multi-Purpose Vehicle RAP ....................... Rocket-Assisted Projectile RDF/LT ................. Rapid Deployment Force Light Tank RF .......................... Radio Frequency RMP ...................... Reprogrammable Microprocessor (Stinger variant) RN ......................... Royal Navy RNXS..................... Royal Naval Auxiliary Service RTCST ................... Rough Terrain Container Straddle Truck RTTL ..................... Range Target Towing Launch (RAF) SAM....................... Surface-to-Air Missile SAMP .................... French “Systeme sol-Air Moyenne Portee” (Surface to Air Missile Platform, new SAM system under development) SAMP .................... French “Societe des Ateliers Mecaniques de Pont-sur-Sambre,” Bomb Manufacturer SAP........................ Semi-Armor Piercing 4
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