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Uncontrolled Copy When Printed<br />

UNCLASSIFIED<br />

ANNEX A TO<br />

CHAPTER 3 TO<br />

<strong>ACP</strong> <strong>201</strong><br />

CHAT ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS<br />

1. To speed the flow of information in a chat room, a number of common abbreviations<br />

have been informally adopted. These are a combination of tradition communications<br />

prosigns/prowords and some of the modern internet abbreviations that are appropriate for<br />

MNTG usage:<br />

AA<br />

AB<br />

Ack<br />

Affirm<br />

AR or +<br />

AS<br />

att<br />

brb<br />

btw<br />

cow<br />

DE<br />

disr<br />

fyi<br />

INT<br />

J<br />

K<br />

mf<br />

nlt<br />

R<br />

SB<br />

SEPCHAT<br />

WA<br />

WB<br />

All After<br />

All Before<br />

Acknowledge or Acknowledged<br />

Affirmative<br />

This is the end of my transmission to you and no response is required or<br />

expected; Out<br />

Wait.<br />

At this time<br />

Be right back<br />

By the way<br />

Check other window (when two windows are open)<br />

This is<br />

Disregard this transmission<br />

For your information<br />

Interrogative<br />

Verify with originator and repeat.<br />

"Invitation to transmit" or "This is the end of my transmission to you<br />

and a response is necessary."<br />

Message For<br />

No later than<br />

Roger (this is used to acknowledge receipt of a message, but should<br />

not be interpreted as ‗Approved‘)<br />

Stand By, see also AS<br />

Separate Chat<br />

Words After<br />

Words Before<br />

3A-1 Original<br />

UNCLASSIFIED<br />

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