What does MAT mean?
MAT means Military Administrative Technician
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Military Administrative Technician?
Military Administrative Technician can be abbreviated as MAT
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What does MAT stand for? MAT stands for "Military Administrative Technician". |
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How to abbreviate "Military Administrative Technician"? "Military Administrative Technician" can be abbreviated as MAT. |
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What is the meaning of MAT abbreviation? The meaning of MAT abbreviation is "Military Administrative Technician". |
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What is MAT abbreviation? One of the definitions of MAT is "Military Administrative Technician". |
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What does MAT mean? MAT as abbreviation means "Military Administrative Technician". |
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What is shorthand of Military Administrative Technician? The most common shorthand of "Military Administrative Technician" is MAT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MILSAP - Military Standard Contract Administrative
- MILTECH - Military Technician
- AST - Administrative-Supply Technician
- M2M - Military to Military
- UAT - Unit Administrative Technician
- APA - Administrative Procedure or Administrative
- AST - administrative services technician
- MAL - Military Administrative Law
- MAO - Military Administrative Officer
- MPT - MILITARY PERSONNEL TECHNICIAN
- MTSO - Military Technician Support Office
- PMAC - Provincial Military Administrative Council
- PMAC - Provisional Military Administrative Committee
- PMAC - Provisional Military Administrative Council
- Milscap - Military Standard Contract Administrative Procedures
- at - Administrative Technician
- MT - Military Technician
- MTC(A&TS) - Military Training Centre (Administrative & Training Staff)
- AIT - Administrative Information Technician
- OKH/Gen. Qu/Abt. KV - Abteilung KriegsVerwaltung des Generalquartiermeisters des Heeres (Military administrative department of the general quartermaster of the Army)