What does GFM mean?
GFM means GFE and materiel
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for GFE and materiel?
GFE and materiel can be abbreviated as GFM
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What does GFM stand for? GFM stands for "GFE and materiel". |
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How to abbreviate "GFE and materiel"? "GFE and materiel" can be abbreviated as GFM. |
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What is the meaning of GFM abbreviation? The meaning of GFM abbreviation is "GFE and materiel". |
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What is GFM abbreviation? One of the definitions of GFM is "GFE and materiel". |
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What does GFM mean? GFM as abbreviation means "GFE and materiel". |
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What is shorthand of GFE and materiel? The most common shorthand of "GFE and materiel" is GFM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CARMAC - Computerized Aircraft Reporting and Materiel Control
- DTLOM - Doctrine, Training, Leader Development, Organizations, and Materiel
- RPMPD - Real Property and Materiel Policy Directorate
- USAMRMC - United States Army Medical Research and Materiel Command
- 3M - Maintenance and Materiel Management
- MRMC - Medical Research and Materiel Command
- RMC - Research and Materiel Command
- SYSCOM - System and Materiel Command
- AMMS - and materiel management service
- AMD - And Materiel Developer
- DMS/MS - Diminishing Manufacturing Sources and Materiel Shortages
- FMMTC - Financial and Materiel Management Training Course
- GFI - GFE and information
- PAm - Personnel and Materiel
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