What does FDL mean?
FDL means Fast Deployment Logistic (a type of ship)
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Fast Deployment Logistic (a type of ship)?
Fast Deployment Logistic (a type of ship) can be abbreviated as FDL
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What does FDL stand for? FDL stands for "Fast Deployment Logistic (a type of ship)". |
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How to abbreviate "Fast Deployment Logistic (a type of ship)"? "Fast Deployment Logistic (a type of ship)" can be abbreviated as FDL. |
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What is the meaning of FDL abbreviation? The meaning of FDL abbreviation is "Fast Deployment Logistic (a type of ship)". |
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What is FDL abbreviation? One of the definitions of FDL is "Fast Deployment Logistic (a type of ship)". |
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What does FDL mean? FDL as abbreviation means "Fast Deployment Logistic (a type of ship)". |
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What is shorthand of Fast Deployment Logistic (a type of ship)? The most common shorthand of "Fast Deployment Logistic (a type of ship)" is FDL. |
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