What does SAROF mean?
SAROF means Salvation Army Radio Operator Fellowship
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Salvation Army Radio Operator Fellowship?
Salvation Army Radio Operator Fellowship can be abbreviated as SAROF
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What does SAROF stand for? SAROF stands for "Salvation Army Radio Operator Fellowship". |
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How to abbreviate "Salvation Army Radio Operator Fellowship"? "Salvation Army Radio Operator Fellowship" can be abbreviated as SAROF. |
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What is the meaning of SAROF abbreviation? The meaning of SAROF abbreviation is "Salvation Army Radio Operator Fellowship". |
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What is SAROF abbreviation? One of the definitions of SAROF is "Salvation Army Radio Operator Fellowship". |
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What does SAROF mean? SAROF as abbreviation means "Salvation Army Radio Operator Fellowship". |
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What is shorthand of Salvation Army Radio Operator Fellowship? The most common shorthand of "Salvation Army Radio Operator Fellowship" is SAROF. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SAPPSI - Salvation Army Psycho-Social Support Initiative
- SAWSO - Salvation Army World Service Office
- SA - Salvation Army
- SAADO - Salvation Army Australia Development Office
- SAGIC - Salvation Army General Insurance Corporation Ltd.
- SAAB - Salvation Army Advisory Board
- SASHS - Salvation Army Social Housing Service
- SATERN - Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network
- SAO - Salvation Army Officer
- SACC - Salvation Army Community Center
- SASF - Salvation Army Student Fellowship
- SASB - Salvation Army Song Book
- SACEP - Salvation Army Continuing Education Program
- SAE - Salvation Army Enfield
- SACTR - Salvation Army Church Tustin Ranch
- SAC - Salvation Army Corps
- SAFE - Salvation Army Fellowship of Endeavour
- satern - Salvation Army's Team Emergency Radio Network
- satern - Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Net
- RTO - Radio telephone operator (Army) or RO-radio operator (Marines). The person working the radio, usually either in a combat maneuver element or at the TOC (see below).