What does LOST/P mean?
LOST/P means Vessels Lost Due to Weather, Perils of the Sea or Similar Reasons
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Vessels Lost Due to Weather, Perils of the Sea or Similar Reasons?
Vessels Lost Due to Weather, Perils of the Sea or Similar Reasons can be abbreviated as LOST/P
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What does LOST/P stand for? LOST/P stands for "Vessels Lost Due to Weather, Perils of the Sea or Similar Reasons". |
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How to abbreviate "Vessels Lost Due to Weather, Perils of the Sea or Similar Reasons"? "Vessels Lost Due to Weather, Perils of the Sea or Similar Reasons" can be abbreviated as LOST/P. |
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What is the meaning of LOST/P abbreviation? The meaning of LOST/P abbreviation is "Vessels Lost Due to Weather, Perils of the Sea or Similar Reasons". |
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What is LOST/P abbreviation? One of the definitions of LOST/P is "Vessels Lost Due to Weather, Perils of the Sea or Similar Reasons". |
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What does LOST/P mean? LOST/P as abbreviation means "Vessels Lost Due to Weather, Perils of the Sea or Similar Reasons". |
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What is shorthand of Vessels Lost Due to Weather, Perils of the Sea or Similar Reasons? The most common shorthand of "Vessels Lost Due to Weather, Perils of the Sea or Similar Reasons" is LOST/P. |
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