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CCC 1 See C 3 with suffixes.
2 Customs Co-operation Council (ICAO).
3 Combat Control Centre.
4 Central command control.
CCCA Conference of city-centre airports (UK, 1996–;
office, London).
CCCD, C 3 D 1 Cross-cockpit collimated display.
2 Counter-C 3 (Italy).
CCD 1 Camouflage, concealment and deception.
2 Charge-coupled device, or diode.
3 Cursor-control device.
4 Computerised current density.
CCDA Cockpit-control driver actuator.
CCDP Code of Conduct on Defence Procurement.
CCDTV Charge-coupled device television.
CCDR Contractor cost data report (US).
CCE 1 Communications control equipment.
2 Commission des Communautés Européennes (Int.).
3 Cryogenically cooled electronics.
4 Change compositive explorer.
CC89 Cabin Crew 89 (trade union, UK, office, Slough).
CCF 1 Central control function.
2 Combined Cadet Force (UK).
3 Chopped carbon fibre.
CCFG Compact constant-frequency generator.
CCFL Cold-cathode fluorescent lamp.
CCFP Collaborative convective forecast product, from
Aviation Weather Center, esp. concerned with severe
weather (US).
CCG 1 C-code generator.
2 Computer control and guidance.
3 Communications control group.
4 Computer control group (Paveway).
CCH Close-combat helicopter.
CCI 1 Commission for Climatology (WMO).
2 Chambre de Commerce Internationale (Int.). See
ICC.
3 Continuous capability improvement.
CCIA Comitato Coordinazione Industria Aerospaziale
(I).
CCID Composite combat identification (JIADS).
CCIG Cold-cathode ion gauge.
CCII Command, control and information infrastructure
(UK).
CCIL Continuously computed impact line; HUD snapshoot
presentation with fully predicted bullet flight profile
with various range assessments.
CCIP 1 Continuously computed impact point; HUD
display for air-to-ground weapon delivery with impact
point indicated for any manual release from laydown to
steep dive. See also Delayed*.
2 Critical-component improvement program.
3 Common-configuration implementation program
(USAF).
CCIP/IP With preliminary designation of an initial
point.
CCIR 1 Comité Consultatif International des
Radiocommunications (UIT), assigns wavebands,
frequencies.
2 Commission Consultatif Internationale pour la
Radio.
CCIRM Collection, co-ordination and intelligence
requirements management.
CCIS Command and control information system[s].
Cct
CCISR Command and control intelligence, surveillance
and reconnaissance.
CCITT Comité Consultantif International pour
Télégraphie et Téléphone.
CCL Climate-change levy.
CCLRC Council for the Central Laboratory of the
Research Councils (UK, by Royal Charter 1995–).
CCM 1 Conventional cruise missile.
2 Counter-countermeasures.
CCMA Comite de Compradores de Material
Aeronautico de America Latina (Int.).
CCMS 1 Communication control and management
system (Scope Command).
2 Content compilation management system.
CCN Contract change notice.
CCO 1 Chief corporate officer.
2 Chief of Combined Operations.
3 Catapult control officer.
CCOA Centre de Conduite des Operations Aériennes
(Taverny, F).
CCOC Combustion-chamber outer casing.
CCP 1 Cutter-centre path (machining).
2 Coherent countermeasures processor.
3 Combat correlation parameter (simulator).
4 Corrosion-control programme.
5 Control and correlation processor.
6 Common cockpit processor.
CCPC 1 Civil Communications Planning Conference
(NATO).
2 Command and control personal computer
(USA/USMC).
CCPDS Command and control processing and display
system.
CCPR Cruise compressor pressure ratio.
CCQ Cross-crew qualification.
CCR 1 See ACC. (1).
2 Circulation-controlled rotor.
3 Configuration-change report, required each time a
Part or Data-base No. changes.
4 Constant-current regulator.
CCRA Canadian Customs and Revenue Agency.
CCRI Climate Change Research Initiative (NOAA).
CCRP Continuously computed release point; HUD
display for air-to-ground weapon delivery with steering
command and auto weapon release in any attitude from
laydown to OTS, system controlling entire firing sequence
and triggering release or firing mechanism automatically.
CCS 1 Communications control system (aircraft R/T
and i/c selection and audio routeing).
2 Conformal countermeasures system.
3 Computer and computation subsystem (ACMI).
4 Combat Control Squadron (USAF).
5 Cargo community system, electronically links shippers,
airports, forwarders and carriers.
6 Cabin-communication system.
7 Common carriage system [external weapons].
8 Communications countermeasures set.
9 Common-core system.
10 See next.
CCS-C Command and control system, consolidated.
CCSL Cirrocumulus, standing lenticular wave.
CCSS Command and control switching system.
Cct Airfield circuit.
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