What does HT mean?
HT means A blister chemical agent (Mustard T-mixture)
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for A blister chemical agent (Mustard T-mixture)?
A blister chemical agent (Mustard T-mixture) can be abbreviated as HT
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What does HT stand for? HT stands for "A blister chemical agent (Mustard T-mixture)". |
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How to abbreviate "A blister chemical agent (Mustard T-mixture)"? "A blister chemical agent (Mustard T-mixture)" can be abbreviated as HT. |
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What is the meaning of HT abbreviation? The meaning of HT abbreviation is "A blister chemical agent (Mustard T-mixture)". |
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What is HT abbreviation? One of the definitions of HT is "A blister chemical agent (Mustard T-mixture)". |
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What does HT mean? HT as abbreviation means "A blister chemical agent (Mustard T-mixture)". |
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What is shorthand of A blister chemical agent (Mustard T-mixture)? The most common shorthand of "A blister chemical agent (Mustard T-mixture)" is HT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CAMD/A - Chemical Agent and Munitions Disposal, Army
- CAMD/D - Chemical Agent and Munitions Disposal, Defense
- CAMDS - Chemical Agent Munition Disposal System
- CADNET - Chemical Agent Detector Network
- CASARM - Chemical Agent Standard Analytical Reference Material
- CASHPAC - Chemical Agent Safety and Health Process Action Committee
- CAA - Chemical Agent Alarm
- CAAS - Chemical Agent Alarm System
- CAASM - Chemical Agent Attack Simulation Model
- CAM - Chemical Agent Monitor
- CASY - Chemical Agent Storage Yard
- CAMD - Chemical Agent and Munitions Disposal
- CATM - Chemical Agent Training Mixture
- CAMIN - Chemical Agent Management Information Network
- CARP - Chemical Agent Resistant Point
- CAP - Chemical Agent Pod
- CADS - Chemical Agent Detector Simulator
- CAPDS - Chemical Agent Point Defense System
- HL - Mustard-Lewisite Mixture
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