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Appendix B Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Initialisms ABM AEW&C AFB APEC ASAT ASDF ASEAN BJOCC BMD CBRN COP CTBT DMZ DPG DPJ DPRK EEZ FBR GDP GPR GPS GSOMIA HEU HNS IAEA ICBM IFPA ILE INF IRBM JAEA JAXA JBIC JDA JETRO JNFL LCS LDP LEU LPH LWR MaRV MD Anti-Ballistic Missile airborne early warning and control Air Force Base Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation anti-satellite Air Self-Defense Force Association of Southeast Asian Nations bilateral joint operations coordination center ballistic missile defense chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear common operational picture Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty demilitarized zone Deterrence Policy Group Democratic Party of Japan Democratic People’s Republic of Korea exclusive economic zone fast breeder reactor gross domestic product Global Posture Review Global Positioning System General Security of Military Information Agreement highly enriched uranium host-nation support International Atomic Energy Agency intercontinental-range ballistic missile Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis Institute for Laser Engineering Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces intermediate-range missile Japan Atomic Energy Agency Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Japan Bank for International Cooperation Japan Defense Agency Japan External Trade Organization Japan Nuclear Fuel Ltd. littoral combat ship Liberal Democratic Party low-enriched uranium amphibious landing and transport vessel light-water reactor maneuvering re-entry vehicle missile defense app:6 The U.S.-Japan Alliance and the Future of Extended Deterrence
MEF METI MEXT MIRV MLF MOD MOFA MOX MRBM MSDF MTW NATO NDAC NDPG NGO NNWS NPG NPR NPT NWS OEF PACOM PGS PKO PLA PLAAF PLAN PSI QDR R&D RAPCON RMC ROK RRW SACO SAM SCC SDC SDF SEAD SLBM SLCM SLOCs SPRC SRBM SSBN SSC SSGN SSN TNF UAV UK UN UNSCR USFJ WMDs Marine Expeditionary Force Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology multiple independently targeted re-entry vehicle Multilateral Nuclear Force Japan Ministry of Defense Ministry of Foreign Affairs mixed-oxide medium-range ballistic missile Maritime Self-Defense Forces major theater war North Atlantic Treaty Organization Nuclear Defense Affairs Committee National Defense Program Guideline nongovernmental organization non-nuclear weapon state Nuclear Planning Group Nuclear Posture Review Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty nuclear weapon state operation Enduring Freedom U.S. Pacific Command prompt global strike peacekeeping operation People’s Liberation Army PLA Air Force PLA Navy Proliferation Security Initiative Quadrennial Defense Review research and development radar approach control roles, missions, and capabilities Republic of Korea reliable replacement nuclear warhead Special Action Committee on Okinawa surface-to-air missile Security Consultative Committee Subcommittee for Defense Cooperation Self-Defense Force suppression of enemy air defenses submarine-launched ballistic missile sea-launched cruise missile sea lines of communication Strategic Posture Review Commission short-range missile ballistic missile submarine Security Sub-Committee conventional guided missile submarine nuclear-powered attack submarine theater nuclear forces unmanned aerial vehicle United Kingdom United Nations United Nations Security Council Resolution U.S. Forces Japan weapons of mass destruction t h e I n s t i t u t e f o r F o r e i g n P o l i c y A n a ly s i s appendix app:7
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