What does MJT mean?
MJT means Military Judicial Territory
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Military Judicial Territory?
Military Judicial Territory can be abbreviated as MJT
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What does MJT stand for? MJT stands for "Military Judicial Territory". |
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How to abbreviate "Military Judicial Territory"? "Military Judicial Territory" can be abbreviated as MJT. |
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What is the meaning of MJT abbreviation? The meaning of MJT abbreviation is "Military Judicial Territory". |
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What is MJT abbreviation? One of the definitions of MJT is "Military Judicial Territory". |
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What does MJT mean? MJT as abbreviation means "Military Judicial Territory". |
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What is shorthand of Military Judicial Territory? The most common shorthand of "Military Judicial Territory" is MJT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- JEAEP - Judicial Education/Adult Education Project
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- JEDDI - Judicial Electronic Document and Data Interchange
- JCUS - Judicial Conference of the United States
- JBSIS - Judicial Branch Statistical Information System
- JOAF - Judicial Organization of the Armed Forces
- JOASA - Judicial Officers Association of South Africa
- JERITT - Judicial Education Reference, Information and Technical Transfer
- JPIJ - Judicial Project Investment Justification
- JPMDL - Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation
- JUPRA - Judicial Pensions and Retirement Act
- JSBNI - Judicial Studies Board for Northern Ireland
- M2M - Military to Military
- JRMJ - Judicial Registrar of Military Justice
- KKMJT - Kiri Kiri Military Judicial Territory
- MIDI/MEIS - Military Item Disposal Instructions and Military Environmental Information Source
- MMCP - Military to Military Contact Program
- Milrep - Military Representative to the Military Committee
- MSCA - military support to civil authorities; military support to civilian authorities