What does AGN mean?
AGN means Articles for the Government of the Navy
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Articles for the Government of the Navy?
Articles for the Government of the Navy can be abbreviated as AGN
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What does AGN stand for? AGN stands for "Articles for the Government of the Navy". |
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How to abbreviate "Articles for the Government of the Navy"? "Articles for the Government of the Navy" can be abbreviated as AGN. |
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What is the meaning of AGN abbreviation? The meaning of AGN abbreviation is "Articles for the Government of the Navy". |
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What is AGN abbreviation? One of the definitions of AGN is "Articles for the Government of the Navy". |
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What does AGN mean? AGN as abbreviation means "Articles for the Government of the Navy". |
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What is shorthand of Articles for the Government of the Navy? The most common shorthand of "Articles for the Government of the Navy" is AGN. |
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