What does CB/CM mean?
CB/CM means Counter Battery/Counter Mortar
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Governmental & Military category.
Particularly in Military Abbreviations
Particularly in Military Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Counter Battery/Counter Mortar?
Counter Battery/Counter Mortar can be abbreviated as CB/CM
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What does CB/CM stand for? CB/CM stands for "Counter Battery/Counter Mortar". |
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How to abbreviate "Counter Battery/Counter Mortar"? "Counter Battery/Counter Mortar" can be abbreviated as CB/CM. |
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What is the meaning of CB/CM abbreviation? The meaning of CB/CM abbreviation is "Counter Battery/Counter Mortar". |
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What is CB/CM abbreviation? One of the definitions of CB/CM is "Counter Battery/Counter Mortar". |
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What does CB/CM mean? CB/CM as abbreviation means "Counter Battery/Counter Mortar". |
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What is shorthand of Counter Battery/Counter Mortar? The most common shorthand of "Counter Battery/Counter Mortar" is CB/CM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- A-LCMR - Advanced Lightweight Counter Mortar Radar
- C-RAM - Counter Rocket, Artillery, and Mortar
- CB - Counter Battery
- CAMRAS - Counter Artillery and Mortar Radar Acquisition Simulation
- CBR - Counter Battery Radar
- CBSO - Counter Battery Staff Officer
- CMCB - Counter-Mortar/Counter-Battery
- CMR - Counter-Mortar Radar
- COBRA - Counter Battery Radar
- COSMOS - Counter Surge Mission Mortar System
- LCMV - Lightweight Counter-Mortar Radar
- CBF - Counter Battery Fire
- CRAM - Counter Rocket Artillery Mortar
- LCMR - Lightweight Counter Mortar Radar
- CM - Counter Mortar
- CCMOS - Canadian Counter Mortar Officers Staff
- CCMOSRCA - Canadian Counter Mortar Officer Staff, Royal Canadian Artillery
- CMOS - Counter Mortar Officer Staff
- C-RAM - Counter-Rocket Artillery, Mortar (Fixed Position) aka CIWS or Phalanx (When mounted on Navy Ships)
- CRAM - Counter Rocket Artillery, Mortar (fixed position) aka CIWS or Phalanx (on Navy ships)