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RLG
RLG 1 Ring laser gyro.
2 Relief landing ground.
RLGM Remote loop group multiplexer.
RLI Repayable launch investment [hard-to-get government
funding] (UK).
RLLS Runway lead-in lighting system.
RLM Reichsluftfahrtministerium (German air ministry
to 1945).
RLNA Requested [flight] level not available.
RLP Recognised land picture.
RLPCR Air-navigation services of the Czech Republic.
RLS 1 Reservoir level sensor.
2 Raster-line structure.
3 Radius of landing site (lunar).
4 Reliable link source.
5 Remote light sensor.
RLT Rolling liquid transporter, eg Dracone.
RLV Recoverable, or reusable, launch vehicle.
RLW 1 Regie der Luchtwegen (CAA, Belgium, see
RVA).
2 Raising/lowering winch.
RLY Relay.
RM 1 Reference materials in calibration of R&D
measures.
2 Radio maintenance.
3 Reflected memory.
4 Reeling machine.
5 Risk management.
6 Research memorandum.
7 Remarks.
8 Raksha Mantralaya (MoD, India).
9 Rescue Module.
RMA 1 Reliability, maintainability and availability.
2 Royal Mail Aircraft (followed by individual name of
UK airliner, now obs).
3 Rear maintenance area.
4 Revolution in military affairs (US).
5 See RMAS.
RMAF 1 Royal Malaysian Air Force.
2 Royal Moroccan Air Force.
RM&A Reliability, maintainability and availability.
RM&T Reliability, maintainability and testability.
RMAS Royal Military Academy Sandhurst [previously
RMA] (UK).
R max Maximum range, especially of weapon system or
radar.
RMCB Remote-control circuit-breaker.
RMCC Remote monitoring and control console.
RMCDE Radio-message conversion and distribution
equipment.
RMCS 1 Remote monitoring and control system
(LADGPS).
2 Royal Military College of Science [Shrivenham, SN6
8LA] (UK).
RMD Radar monitoring display.
RMDI Radio (or remote) magnetic direction indicator.
RME 1 Rocket Motor Executive (UK, PERME).
2 Resonant multiphoton excitation.
RMEF Reconnaissance mobile exploitation facility.
RMetS Royal Meteorological Society [1850, Royal
1866–].
RMF Reconfigurable modular family.
RMFC Reformed-methanol fuel cell.
RMG Resource Management Group (USAF).
RNAS
RMHK Re-engine modification hardware kit.
RMI 1 Remote, or radio, magnetic indicator.
2 Radio magnetic interference.
RMIT Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
(Australia).
RMK[s] Remark[s].
RML 1 Radar microwave link.
2 Recirculating memory loop.
RM/L Reeling machine/launcher.
RMM 1 Read-mostly memory.
2 Remote maintenance monitor, or remote monitoring
and maintenance.
3 Removable, or remote, memory module.
RMMC 1 Remote maintenance and monitoring configuration.
2 Remote maintenance monitoring and control.
RMMS 1 Remote maintenance-monitoring system, or
status.
2 Radio-magnetic management system.
RMN Remain.
RMNDR Remainder.
RMO Rich-mixture octane [rating].
RMOS Refractory MOS.
RMP 1 Root mean power.
2 Range mean pairs.
3 Reprogrammable microprocessor.
4 Radio management panel.
5 Remote maintenance panel.
6 Risk miniaturization program.
RMPA Replacement maritime-patrol aircraft.
RMR Remote map-reader.
RMS 1 Root mean square.
2 Route, or reconnaissance, or rocket, or radio,
management system.
3 Range measurement system.
4 Remote manipulator system (Shuttle).
5 Roof-mounted sight.
6 Reusable multipurpose spacecraft.
7 Rotary mirror scanner.
8 Recurring manufacturing support.
9 Remote monitoring system.
10 Radiation meteoroid satellite.
11 Royal Meteorological Society [Reading RG1 7LJ]
(UK).
12 Remote mine-hunting system (USN).
RMSE Root-mean-square error.
RMT Reliability, maintainability, testability.
RMT&E Risk mitigation test and evaluation.
RMU Radio management unit.
RMV Remotely manned (or managed, or manipulated)
vehicle.
RMVL Removal.
RMVP Reliability maintenance and validation
program(me).
RMW Reactive-material warhead, which see.
RMWS Ramp-mounted weapon[s] system [helicopter].
RN Recovery net (RPV).
R N , R n Reynolds number, if for any reason R is unavailable.
RNA Royal Naval Airship [1912–18].
RNAC Reinforced North Atlantic Council.
RNARY Royal Naval Aircraft Repair Yard.
RNAS 1 Royal Naval Air Station; shore airbase, also
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