What does BATUS mean?
BATUS means British Army Training Unit Suffield
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Governmental & Military category.
Particularly in Army & Military Abbreviations
Particularly in Army & Military Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for British Army Training Unit Suffield?
British Army Training Unit Suffield can be abbreviated as BATUS
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What does BATUS stand for? BATUS stands for "British Army Training Unit Suffield". |
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How to abbreviate "British Army Training Unit Suffield"? "British Army Training Unit Suffield" can be abbreviated as BATUS. |
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What is the meaning of BATUS abbreviation? The meaning of BATUS abbreviation is "British Army Training Unit Suffield". |
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What is BATUS abbreviation? One of the definitions of BATUS is "British Army Training Unit Suffield". |
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What does BATUS mean? BATUS as abbreviation means "British Army Training Unit Suffield". |
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What is shorthand of British Army Training Unit Suffield? The most common shorthand of "British Army Training Unit Suffield" is BATUS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AMKTU - Army Marksmanship Training Unit
- BATSUB - British Army Training Support Unit Belize
- BATUK - British Army Training Unit Kenya
- BATLSK - British Army Training Liaison Staff Kenya
- AMTU - Army Marksmanship Training Unit
- BAOC - British Army Orienteering Club
- BATT - British Army Training Team
- BAPO - British Army Post Office
- BAAC - British Army Air Corps
- BAAG - British Army Aid Group
- BAAE - British Army Antarctic Expedition
- BAMA - British Army Motoring Association
- BATCO - British Army Tactical Code
- ASTU - Army Specialized Training Unit
- BACST - British Army Combat Shooting Team
- BAS - British Army Service
- BATSU - British Army Training Support Unit
- AAC - Army Air Corps (British Army)
- batts - British Army Training Teams
- QA - British Army slang/abbreviation for member of the Queen Alexander's Royal Army Nursing Corp usually a nurse.