|
AAAW
|
Advanced Anti-Armour Weapon
(BL755 replacement)
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|
AAC
|
Army Air Corps
|
|
AADS
|
Amphibious Assault Direction
System (USMC)
|
|
AAM
|
Air-to-Air Missile
|
|
AAR
|
Air-to-Air Refuelling
|
|
AAW
|
Anti-Air Warfare
|
|
AAWC
|
AAW Commander
|
|
ABCCC
|
Airborne Battlefield Command
and Control Centre
|
|
ABG
|
USAF Air Base Group
|
|
ABIT
|
Airborne Information
Transmission
|
|
ABL
|
Airborne Laser
|
|
ac
|
aircraft
|
|
ACA
|
Airspace Control Authority
|
|
ACC
|
Air (Aircraft) Control Centre
|
|
ACC
|
US Air Combat Command
|
|
ACCS
|
Air Command and Control System
(NATO)
|
|
ACCS
|
Airborne Command and Control
Squadron (US)
|
|
ACDS
|
Advanced Combat Direction System
(USN)
|
|
ACE
|
Airborne Command Element. The
ACE is a small team of staff officers, experienced in operations planning and
execution, which is given delegated authority from either the JTFC or JFACC
to exercise the required level of C2 for specific operations, such as a
short-term NEO or SF mission. The composition of the ACE team is flexible
and dependant upon mission requirements, but it is essential that the ACE team is involved in the planning stages of an operation in order that it is aware of the higher
commander's intent, and the mission objectives and requirements.
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ACE
|
Aviation Combat Element
|
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Acknowledge
|
The act of notifying a unit
transmitting a message that the message has been received as a valid message.
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|
ACLS
|
USN Automated Carrier Landing
System
|
|
ACM
|
Advanced Cruise Missile
|
|
ACO
|
Allied Command Operations
|
|
ACO
|
Airspace Control Order
|
|
ACP
|
Air Control Post
|
|
ACP
|
Airspace Control Plan
|
|
ACPA
|
Adaptive Controlled Phased
Array
|
|
ACT
|
Allied Command Transformation
|
|
Active Sync
|
A procedure used by a MIDS /
JTIDS terminal to effect and Maintain fine synchronisation with system time
based on the RTT process.
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|
AD
|
Air Defence
|
|
ADA
|
Air Defence Artillery
|
|
ADAD
|
Air Defence Alerting Device.
Designed to work in conjunction with the HVM missile system, ADAD is a passive
IR search and tracking system that is effective against fast and low
fixed-wing ac, and the latest generation of attack helicopters.
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|
ADatP
|
Allied Data Publication
|
|
ADC
|
Air Defence Commander
|
|
ADCIS
|
Air Defence Command, Control
and Information System
|
|
ADCP
|
Air Defence Communications
Platform
|
|
Address
|
A number identifying an
interface, processor or platform, used for the association of information and
directives.
|
|
ADF
|
Air Defence Fighter
|
|
ADGE
|
Air Defence Ground Environment
(term now encompassed by ASACS)
|
|
ADLBS
|
ASACS Data Link Buffer System
|
|
ADP
|
Automatic Data Processing
|
|
ADR+
|
Bowman Advanced Digital Radio
|
|
ADSI
|
Air Defence Systems Integrator
|
|
ADSIA
|
Allied Data Systems
Interoperability Agency
|
|
ADT
|
Air Data Terminal
|
|
ADV
|
Air Defence Variant, Tornado
F3
|
|
AED
|
Active Expendable Decoy
|
|
AEELS
|
Automatic ELINT Emitter
Locator System (RC-135)
|
|
AEGIS
|
Airborne Early Warning Ground
Integration Segment
|
|
AEO
|
Air Electronic Operator
|
|
AEW
|
Airborne Early Warning
|
|
AFAC
|
Airborne Forward Air
Controller
|
|
AFAPD
|
Air Force Applications Program
Development
|
|
AFATDS
|
US Advanced Field Artillery
Tactical Data System
|
|
AFMC
|
US Air Force Materiel Command
|
|
AFNORTH
|
Allied Forces North Europe
|
|
AFRes
|
US Air Force Reserve
|
|
AFSOC
|
US Air Force Special
Operations Command
|
|
AFSOUTH
|
Allied Forces South Europe
|
|
AFTN
|
Aeronautical Fixed
Telecommunication Network
|
|
AG
|
USAF Airlift Group
|
|
AGM
|
Air-to-Ground Missile
|
|
AGM
|
Air Surface Attack Missile
(US)
|
|
AGM-62
|
Walleye II air-to-ground
tactical glide bomb
|
|
AGM-65
|
Maverick air-to-ground
multi-role tactical missile
|
|
AGM-69
|
SRAM air-to-ground strategic
missile (carries either a nuclear or conventional warhead)
|
|
AGM-84A
|
Harpoon air-launched,
inertially-guided sea-skimming anti-ship missile. Carried by the Nimrod MR2
in its internal bomb bay, the missile is fast and highly resistant to CMs.
It can be launched at a long-range from its intended target, thereby
minimising the danger of counter-detection and attack on the launch aircraft.
|
|
AGM-84E
|
SLAM, based on the Harpoon and
with precision guidance for attacking ground targets
|
|
AGM-86
|
ALCM (carries either nuclear
or conventional warhead)
|
|
AGM-88A
|
HARM advance air-to-ground
anti-radar weapon
|
|
AGM-114
|
Hellfire helicopter-launched
fire and forget missile for use against tanks
|
|
AGM-119B
|
Penguin helicopter-launched anti-ship
missile
|
|
AGM-122
|
Sidearm short-range
helicopter-launched ARM based on AIM-9 Sidewinder
|
|
AGM-123
|
Skipper II laser-guided
rocket-propelled Mk 83 bomb made of OTS products
|
|
AGM-129
|
ACM for strategic attack
(nuclear warhead)
|
|
AGM-130
|
Mk 84 precision-guided bomb
with ‘strap-on’ rocket motor
|
|
AGM-137
|
TSSAM land-attack missile with
stealth characteristics that can be launched either from ac or ground
launchers
|
|
AGM-142
|
Have Nap / Pop Eye air-launched
stand-off land-attack missile
|
|
AI
|
Air Intercept
|
|
AIC
|
Air Intercept Control
|
|
AIM
|
Air Intercept Missile
|
|
AIM-7
|
Sparrow MRAAM
|
|
AIM-9
|
Sidewinder SRAAM. The
Sidewinder is an IR AAM that can operate independently of the ac's radar.
Carried under the wings of the Tornado F3 (4), the Sidewinder can also be
fitted to other ac, such as the Jaguar GR1A, Harrier GR7, Nimrod MR2 and Hawk
T1A (2). The missile has a dog-fighting capability and the active optical
proximity fusing system provides an optimum warhead detonation in high-speed
manoeuvring combat.
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|
AIM-54
|
Phoenix LRAAM
|
|
AIM-92
|
Stinger SRAAM for helicopters
|
|
AIM-120
|
AMRAAM
|
|
AIM-132
|
ASRAAM
|
|
Aim (Military)
|
A single unambiguous military
purpose that must be established before a plan can be developed at any level
of command for a military operation.
|
|
AIP
|
P-3C Orion ASW Improvement
Programme
|
|
Air Surveillance
|
The systematic area
observation of air space by electronic, visual or other means, primarily for
the purpose of identifying and determining the movements of aircraft and
missiles, friendly and enemy, in the air space under observation.
|
|
AJ
|
Anti-Jam
|
|
ALARM
|
Air Launched Anti-Radiation
Missile for attacking ground-based AD and SAM radars, thereby providing
support to attack ac while penetrating hostile AD. A Tornado GR4 can carry
up to seven ALARMs, giving it an onboard suppression capability against
heavily defended targets. A unique feature is the optional capability to
loiter over a target area while continuing to search for targets.
|
|
ALCM
|
Air Launched Cruise Missile
|
|
ALES
|
Autonomous Link Eleven System
|
|
Alliance
|
The result of formal
agreements (i.e. treaties) between two or more nations for broad, long term
objectives which further the common interests of the members.
|
|
ALS
|
USAF Airlift Sqn
|
|
AM
|
Amplitude Modulation
|
|
AMC
|
US Air Mobility Command
|
|
AMDS
|
Advanced Mine Detector Sonar
|
|
AMRAAM
|
Advanced Medium-Range
Air-to-Air Missile
|
|
AN/
|
Joint service prefix for US electronic systems (e.g. AN/SPG-60)
|
|
Anchor Station
|
An anchor station is a static
station in the UK, with direct access into DCSA services that provides facilities
for terminating a DCISL link (see separate entry), whether by satellite,
landline or HF radio circuits.
|
|
ANES
|
Alternate Network Entry Time
Slots
|
|
ANG
|
US Air National Guard
|
|
ANSI
|
American National Standards
Institute
|
|
AO
|
Areas of Operations. An AO is
a geographical area defined by a JTFC within his JOA in which a commander
designated by him (usually a CC) is delegated authority to conduct
operations.
|
|
AOC
|
Air Operations Centre
|
|
AOCC
|
Air Operations Coordination
Centre
|
|
AOCC(L)
|
AOCC (Land)
|
|
AOCC(M)
|
AOCC (Maritime)
|
|
AOCP
|
Airborne Operational Computer
Program (E-3 Sentry)
|
|
AOD
|
Air Operations Directive
|
|
AOI
|
Area of Operational Interest.
The area of concern to a commander relative to the objectives of current or
planned operations, including his areas of influence, operations and / or
responsibility, and areas adjacent thereto.
|
|
AOP
|
Area of Probability. An area
in which there is a 95 percent probability that a particular contact is
located, or an area in which the presence of one or more contacts is suspected.
|
|
AOR
|
Area of Responsibility. A
geographic area assigned to each NATO strategic command and to each regional
command of Strategic Command Europe. In naval usage, a predefined area of
enemy terrain for which supporting ships are responsible for covering by fire
on known targets or targets of opportunity and by observation.
|
|
AOR
|
Auxiliary Oilier Replenishment
|
|
APC
|
Armoured Personnel Carrier
|
|
APLNR
|
Automatic Position Location,
Navigation and Reporting Apportionment. Apportionment is the determination
and assignment of total expected effort by percentage and / or priority that
should be devoted to the various air operations and / or geographic areas for
a given period of time. The apportionment decision for all forces at the
theatre-level is the responsibility of the JTFC.
|
|
APR
|
AN/ Airborne Radar Receiving
(Passive Detection) equipment
|
|
APR-39
|
Omni-directional RWR fitted to
helicopters and fixed wing ac
|
|
AQS
|
AN/ Airborne Sonar Search
equipment
|
|
AQS-13
|
Active dipping sonar used by
SH-60F/R ASW helicopter
|
|
AQS-22
|
Airborne Low Frequency Sonar used
by SH-60F/R ASW helicopter
|
|
ARBS
|
Angle Rate Bombing System
|
|
ARG
|
USAF Air Refuelling Group
|
|
ARG
|
USMC Amphibious Ready
(Readiness) Group
|
|
ARM
|
Anti-Radiation Missile
|
|
ARS
|
ACC, RPC and SFC. The ARS expands on the role of the CRC to encompass all air operations; in particular, it
supports tactical picture compilation and weapons employment tasks at the
execution level.
|
|
ARS
|
USAF Air Refuelling Sqn
|
|
AS
|
USAF Airlift Group
|
|
AS90
|
Replacing the Abbot and M109,
AS90 is equipped with a 155mm gun which fires the NATO L15 unassisted
projectile out to a range of 25kms. Fitted with an autonomous navigation and
gun laying system, AS90 can work independently of external sighting
references. It has a burst fire capability of three rounds in 10 seconds.
|
|
ASAC
|
Airborne Surveillance and Area
Control
|
|
ASaCS
|
Air Surveillance and Control
System
|
|
ASAS
|
US Army All-Source Analysis
System
|
|
ASCL
|
Advanced Sonobuoy
Communication Link
|
|
ASE
|
AEGIS Site Emulator
|
|
ASC
|
Airspace Control
|
|
ASCM
|
Air-to-Surface Cruise Missile
|
|
ASM
|
Air-to-Surface Missile
|
|
ASM
|
Airspace Management
|
|
ASMA
|
Air Staff Management Aid
|
|
ASMP
|
Aerospatiale Nuclear Tipped
Missile
|
|
ASO
|
Air Support Organisation /
Operations. The ASO provides a C2 and coordinating function between the
AOCC(L/M) and the TACCS for the direct air support of surface forces. The ASO consists of the Air Liaison Officers at Divisional (DALO) and Brigade (BALO) levels.
|
|
ASOC
|
Air Support Operations Centre
|
|
ASRAAM
|
Advanced Short Range Air-to-Air Missile. Highly manoeuvrable air combat missile capable of engaging modern
agile aircraft. It has an advanced high-sensitivity IR seeker which can lock
on to target before or after launch, giving the pilot a fire-and-forget
capability. It is also highly resistant to ECM. ASRAAM will be carried by
the Harrier GR7 and Eurofighter.
|
|
ASROC
|
Anti-Submarine Rocket
|
|
Association
|
The automatic or manual
establishment of a relationship between two or more tracks when the
information on them is deemed to pertain to the same contact.
|
|
ASTEC
|
Advanced Submarine Tactical
ESM Combat System
|
|
Aster
|
Fast (Mach 4) and agile (62 g)
missile constituent of the PAAMS, comprising the longer-range (80-km)
Aster-30 and shorter-range Aster-15 missiles. The Aster missile is optimised
for operations in regions around the shore and carries an inertial computer
and data link, an active J-band Doppler radar seeker and 15 kg warhead.
|
|
ASTOR
|
Airborne Stand-Off Radar. UK mini-JSTARS platform.
|
|
ASUW
|
Anti-Surface Warfare
|
|
ASUWC
|
ASUW Commander
|
|
ASUWO
|
ASUW Officer
|
|
ASW
|
Anti-Submarine Warfare
|
|
ASWC
|
ASW Commander
|
|
Asynchronous
|
Relating to two or more
processes whose timing is independent of one another.
|
|
AT
|
Air Transport
|
|
ATA
|
Airborne Early Warning Target
Area
|
|
ATacCS
|
Army Tactical Computer System
|
|
ATARS
|
Advanced Tactical Airborne
Reconnaissance System
|
|
ATC
|
Air Traffic Control
|
|
ATC
|
US Air Training Command
|
|
ATD
|
Advanced Technology
Demonstration
|
|
ATDL-1
|
Army Tactical Data Link – 1
|
|
ATDS
|
Airborne Tactical Data System
|
|
ATF
|
Amphibious Task Force
|
|
ATHS
|
Automatic Target Handoff
System
|
|
ATKHB
|
US Army Attack Helicopter
Battalion
|
|
ATM
|
Air Task Message
|
|
ATM
|
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
|
|
ATO
|
Air Tasking Order
|
|
Attenuation
|
Signal loss
|
|
AUTOCAT
|
Automatic Communications Relay
|
|
AW
|
Amphibious Warfare
|
|
AW
|
USAF Airlift Wing
|
|
AWACS
|
Airborne Warning and Control
System
|
|
AWCIES
|
Air Command and Control
System-Wide Exchange Standard
|
|
AWE
|
Advanced Warfighting
Experiment
|
|
BALO
|
Brigade Air Liaison Officer
|
|
Bandwidth
|
A range of radio frequency
occupied by a carrier wave that transports data. The amount of data which a
particular physical connection can carry, usually given in kilo or mega bits
per second (bps).
|
|
BATCO
|
British Army Tactical Code
|
|
Battlespace
|
All aspects of air, surface,
subsurface, land, space and the EMS that encompass the area of operations.
|
|
BCD
|
Battlefield Coordination
Detachment
|
|
BCE
|
Battlefield Coordination
Element
|
|
BCMS
|
Bowman Communications
Management System
|
|
BCP
|
Battery Command Post
|
|
BDA
|
Battle Damage Assessment
|
|
Bde
|
Brigade. Subordinate to a
Div, a Bde is a collection of different Regiments and supporting units that
have been grouped together for a specific purpose. A fighting Bde will
traditionally contain infantry, armour and artillery Regiments, together with
many supporting elements (such as signals and engineers). The composition of
each Bde will differ depending on its responsibility, but could often contain
5,000 soldiers.
|
|
BG
|
Battle Group. A tactical
grouping, usually with armoured and infantry elements, under the command of
the HQ of an armoured regiment or infantry battalion.
|
|
BGM
|
Multiple Surface Attack
Missile (US)
|
|
BGM-71
|
TOW anti-tank missile that can
be launched from helicopters and various ground mountings.
|
|
BGM-109
|
Tomahawk ship- and
submarine-launched long-range cruise missile, with TASM and TLAM variants
(the GLCM variant was discarded under the INF Treaty).
|
|
BIS
|
Broadcast Intelligence System
|
|
BISA
|
Battlefield Information System
Applications
|
|
Bit
|
A binary digit. In the binary
system of numbering, each digit can have only one of two values (0 or 1).
|
|
BKVMS
|
Bowman Key Variable Management
System
|
|
BL755
|
600lb CBU with 147 small
bomblets (0.15m long). Carried by offensive support and attack aircraft,
BL755 provides a high kill probability against a range of hard and soft
targets.
|
|
BLD-1
|
Submarine mast mounted radio
direction finder
|
|
BLIS
|
Bowman Logistics Information
System
|
|
BLOS
|
Beyond Line-Of-Sight
|
|
BLQ
|
AN/ Underwater (Submarine)
Countermeasures Multiple or Special Purpose equipment.
|
|
BLQ-Series
|
Submarine systems that perform
a variety of countermeasures against hostile sonars.
|
|
BLR
|
AN/ Underwater (Submarine)
Countermeasures Receiving (Passive Detection) equipment.
|
|
BLR-Series
|
Submarine mast mounted RWR
that provides warning of hostile radar emissions from ac, surface ships or
surfaced submarines.
|
|
BLU
|
Bomb Live Unit
|
|
BM
|
Cormorant Bearer Module
|
|
BMDL
|
Broadcast Moving target
indicator Data Link
|
|
BMDO
|
Ballistic Missile Defence
Organisation
|
|
BMDT
|
Bowman Management Data
Terminal
|
|
BMM
|
Battle Management Module
|
|
BMS
|
Battle Management System
|
|
BMW
|
USAF Bombardment Wing
|
|
Bn
|
Battalion
|
|
BOM
|
Bit Orientated Message.
Messages that use an ordering of bits to express the context information.
Positionally located bit control fields are used to frame information and
supervise its interchange.
|
|
BPDMS
|
Basic Point Defence Missile
System
|
|
bps
|
bits per second
|
|
BPS
|
AN/ Underwater (Submarine)
Radar Search equipment
|
|
BPS-15
|
Submarine search and
navigation radar
|
|
BPS-16
|
Advanced multi-frequency
submarine search and navigation radar
|
|
BQG
|
AN/ Underwater (Submarine)
Sonar Fire Control equipment
|
|
BQQ
|
AN/ Underwater (Submarine)
Sonar Multiple or Special Purpose equipment
|
|
BQR
|
AN/ Underwater (Submarine)
Sonar Receiving (Passive Detection) equipment
|
|
BQS
|
AN/ Underwater (Submarine)
Sonar Search equipment
|
|
Brain-to –Brain
|
The incorporation of human
factors issues into information system design such that data is converted
into information and then into knowledge. It recognises that the
availability of information in a system, or its display at a terminal, does
not ensure that it will be read by the operator or commander who is required
to act on it, or that they will derive the understanding that the sender
intended.
|
|
BRD
|
AN/ Underwater (Submarine)
Radio Direction Finder or Reconnaissance equipment
|
|
BRD-7
|
Submarine mast mounted radio
DF system
|
|
BRH
|
Battlefield Reconnaissance
Helicopter
|
|
Brimstone
|
Anti-armour missile that will
replace BL755. A development of the well proven Hellfire system, Brimstone
is autonomous, with a stand-off capability that will minimise the risk to the
attacking ac.
|
|
Broadband
|
The use of a modulated carrier
signal to carry information over a circuit. Several different channels can
be carried at the same time and each gets only a share of the total
bandwidth. Often used to carry voice, data and video over the same
connection.
|
|
Broadcast
|
The dissemination of data to
all stations on a network
|
|
BSY
|
AN/ Underwater (Submarine)
Special Multifunction equipment
|
|
BSY-1
|
SUBACS Combat System advanced
sonar and fire control system for submarines
|
|
BSY-2
|
SUBACS Combat System advanced
sonar and fire control system for attack submarines
|
|
BUDS
|
Bowman User Data Service
|
|
BUU
|
Basic User Unit
|
|
BVR
|
Beyond Visual Range
|
|
BVRAAM
|
Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air
Missile
|
|
C&M
|
Care and Maintenance. Systems
on C&M are not usually available for routine training, but can be run up
for live operations and may sometimes be available on a pre-planned basis for
major exercises.
|
|
C2 or C2
|
Command and Control
(pronounced ‘c-squared’). The exercise of authority and direction by a
properly designated commander over assigned forces in the accomplishment of
his mission. Command and control functions are performed through an
arrangement of personnel, equipment, communications, facilities, and
procedures employed by a commander in planning, directing, coordinating, and controlling
forces and operations in the accomplishment of the mission.
|
|
C2 IU
|
C2 IU. Any JU, PU or RU,
except a non-C2 JU
|
|
C2 JU
|
C2 MIDS / JTIDS Unit
|
|
C2P
|
C2 Processor, USN surface unit
host TDL processor
|
|
C2W
|
Command and Control Warfare
|
|
C3
|
Command, Control and
Communications
|
|
C4I
|
Command, Control,
Communications, Computers, and Intelligence.
|
|
CA
|
Contention Access. A transmit
access mode in which a given time slot block is assigned to more than one
JU. Each JU will transmit at a specified rate in the time slot block by
selecting time slots for transmission pseudo-randomly.
|
|
CAA
|
(UK) Civil Aviation Authority
|
|
CAC2S
|
USMC Common Aviation C2 System
|
|
CAD
|
Close Air Defence
|
|
CADSTAR
|
Computer Aided Data Storage
and Retrieval
|
|
CAG
|
Carrier Air Group (USN)
|
|
Campaign
|
A sequence of planned,
resourced and executed military operations designed to achieve a strategic
objective within a given time and manoeuvre area, usually involving the
synchronisation of maritime, land and air forces. Campaigns may be
sequential or cumulative. Campaign planning is the responsibility of the
operational commander.
|
|
CANTCO
|
Cannot Comply. Originator of
this response cannot comply with order. This is a manually generated
response by an operator who has received the order and has determined that
the order cannot / will not be carried out.
|
|
CANTPRO
|
Cannot Process. Originator of
this response cannot process the order. This is an automatic computer
generated response and the operator need not be aware that any order has been
received or that the CANTPRO response has been generated. Implies order
could be considered if passed by other means; e.g. voice.
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CAOC
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Combined Air Operations Centre
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CAP
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Combat Air Patrol
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CART
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CSG Analyst Tool
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CAS
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Chief of the Air Staff
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CAS
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Close Air Support
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CASEVAC
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Casualty Evacuation
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CASOM
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Conventionally Armed Stand-Off
Cruise Missiles
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Category
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The environment in which the
associated track is operating; i.e. air, surface, subsurface, land, or space
(has same meaning as Environment).
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CATF
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Commander Amphibious Task
Force
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CBR
|
Chemical, Biological and
Radiological
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CBU
|
Cluster Bomb Unit
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CBU-52
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790 lb fragmentation CBU
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CBU-58
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810 lb fragmentation /
incendiary CBU
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CBU-71
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As CBU-58, but bomblets
explode at random times
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CBU-87
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960 lb combined effects CBU
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CBU-89
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700 lb anti-personnel /
anti-armour CBU
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CBU-97
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920 lb anti-armour CBU
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CC
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Component Commander (see also
JFCC)
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CCB
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Configuration Control Board
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CCIS
|
Command Control and
Information System
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CCITT
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Consultative Committee of the
International Telephone and Telegraph which sets telecommunications
standards.
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CCSK
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Cyclic Code Shift Keying
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CCT
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Current Commitment Team. CCTs
in the MOD monitor potential crises with other government departments, allies
and organisations, such as NATO, WEU and UN. They issue initial strategic
planning guidance to the appropriate CPTs in the PJHQ as each situation
requires.
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CCU
|
Certificate of Clearance for
Use
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CDH
|
CTIC DS-101 Hybrid
cryptographic chip that is compatible with KGV-8 and is used by MIDS LVT and
FDL.
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CDL
|
Common Data Link
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CDS
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Chief of the Defence Staff
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CE
|
Command Element
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CE
|
Cormorant Core Element
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CEC
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Cooperative Engagement
Capability
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CEM
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Combined Effects Munitions
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CESG
|
Communications Electronic
Security Group
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CG
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Guided Missile Cruiser
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CGN
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Guided Missile Cruiser
(Nuclear-Powered)
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CGS
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Chief of the General Staff
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CGS
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Common Ground Station (JSTARS
/ SCDL)
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CHBDL
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Common High Bandwidth Data
Link
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CHC
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MID / JTIDS Current Hop Count
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CHOtS
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Corporate Head Office
Technology System
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CINC
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Commander-in-Chief
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