What does O/C mean?
O/C means order to the commander
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for order to the commander?
order to the commander can be abbreviated as O/C
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What does O/C stand for? O/C stands for "order to the commander". |
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How to abbreviate "order to the commander"? "order to the commander" can be abbreviated as O/C. |
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What is the meaning of O/C abbreviation? The meaning of O/C abbreviation is "order to the commander". |
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What is O/C abbreviation? One of the definitions of O/C is "order to the commander". |
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What does O/C mean? O/C as abbreviation means "order to the commander". |
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What is shorthand of order to the commander? The most common shorthand of "order to the commander" is O/C. |
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