What does cAMP mean?
cAMP means Command Marines in the Pacific
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Command Marines in the Pacific?
Command Marines in the Pacific can be abbreviated as cAMP
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What does cAMP stand for? cAMP stands for "Command Marines in the Pacific". |
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How to abbreviate "Command Marines in the Pacific"? "Command Marines in the Pacific" can be abbreviated as cAMP. |
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What is the meaning of cAMP abbreviation? The meaning of cAMP abbreviation is "Command Marines in the Pacific". |
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What is cAMP abbreviation? One of the definitions of cAMP is "Command Marines in the Pacific". |
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What does cAMP mean? cAMP as abbreviation means "Command Marines in the Pacific". |
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What is shorthand of Command Marines in the Pacific? The most common shorthand of "Command Marines in the Pacific" is cAMP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ICG-ITSU - International Coordination Group For the Tsunami Warning System In the Pacific
- ICG/ITSU - International Coordination Group for the Tsunami Warning System in the Pacific
- ISLP-Pac - IGOSS Sea Level Project In the Pacific
- RMFFP - Regional Management of Fruit Flies in the Pacific
- AP - Armies in the Pacific
- DSAP - Developing Sustainable Agriculture in the Pacific
- ITSU - ICG (International Coordination Group) for the Tsunami Warning System in the Pacific
- MEMP - Medical Equipment Management in the Pacific
- TWSP - Tsunami Warning System in the Pacific
- VITP - Victory in the Pacific
- WAPA - War in the Pacific National Historic Park
- ADFIP - Association of Development Financing Institutions in the Pacific
- AFPAC - Army Forces in the Pacific
- AOP - Allied Operations in the Pacific
- WSTP - Warning System in The Pacific
- PMP - Pest Management in the Pacific
- shlp - Society for the History of Linguistics in the Pacific
- twp - the war in the Pacific
- International Date Line. - 180 degrees of longitude. The date is different on either side of this imaginary line located in the Pacific Ocean.
- Err - A shorter version of Ooh-rah, most commonly said by Marines in the Fleet Marine Force to emphasize a lack of enthusiasm.