What does IFF mean?
IFF means Identify Friend Foe
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for Identify Friend Foe?
Identify Friend Foe can be abbreviated as IFF
Other shorthands for Identify Friend Foe are: IFF, IFOF
Other shorthands for Identify Friend Foe are: IFF, IFOF
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What does IFF stand for? IFF stands for "Identify Friend Foe". |
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How to abbreviate "Identify Friend Foe"? "Identify Friend Foe" can be abbreviated as IFF. |
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What is the meaning of IFF abbreviation? The meaning of IFF abbreviation is "Identify Friend Foe". |
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What is IFF abbreviation? One of the definitions of IFF is "Identify Friend Foe". |
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What does IFF mean? IFF as abbreviation means "Identify Friend Foe". |
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What is shorthand of Identify Friend Foe? The most common shorthand of "Identify Friend Foe" is IFF. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FOAFS - Friend-Of-A-Friend Story
- F2F - Friend-to-Friend
- FOF - Friend or Foe
- IIFF - Individual Identify Friend-or-Foe
- IFF - Identification Friend Foe
- IFF - Identify Friend or Foe
- IFFN - Identification Friend Foe Neutral
- IFFN - identification (as) friend, foe or neutral
- IFOF - Identify Friend Or Foe
- If/f - Identification Friend/Foe
- IFF - Intelligent Friend & Foe
- Niffte - Noncooperative, Identify Friend or Foe Technology Evaluation
- f&f - Friend and Foe
- ff - Friend or Foe
- IDEA - Identify, Design, Execute, Augment. Process for changing anything. Identify the issues, priorities, constraints, resources; Design the plan; Execute the plan; Augment, refine, adjust and improve activies to consolidate change. (Ack. Dean Whitehead.)
- IDEAL - Identify, Define, Explore, Action, Lookback. Process for solving problems: Identify the problem, Define it, Explore possible solutions and effects, Action the chosen solution, and Look back at the SNAFU you've brought about (not really - Look back at a 10
- IMCIS - Identify, Manage, Change, Improve, Show. The basis of the Japanese approach to TQM, as in: Identify customer-supplier relationships, Manage processes, Change culture, Improve communications, Show commitment. (Acknowledgments to John Oakland.)
- IFFN - Identification Friend, Foe or Neutral
- IFFN - Identification Friend, Foe, and Neutral
- IFFN - Identify Friend, Foe, and Neutral Forces