What does DART mean?
DART means Duplex Army Radio/Radar Targeting
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Duplex Army Radio/Radar Targeting?
Duplex Army Radio/Radar Targeting can be abbreviated as DART
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What does DART stand for? DART stands for "Duplex Army Radio/Radar Targeting". |
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How to abbreviate "Duplex Army Radio/Radar Targeting"? "Duplex Army Radio/Radar Targeting" can be abbreviated as DART. |
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What is the meaning of DART abbreviation? The meaning of DART abbreviation is "Duplex Army Radio/Radar Targeting". |
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What is DART abbreviation? One of the definitions of DART is "Duplex Army Radio/Radar Targeting". |
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What does DART mean? DART as abbreviation means "Duplex Army Radio/Radar Targeting". |
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What is shorthand of Duplex Army Radio/Radar Targeting? The most common shorthand of "Duplex Army Radio/Radar Targeting" is DART. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AN/FPS - Army-Navy Fixed, Radar, Search
- AN/PRC - Army Navy/Portable Radio Communications
- LATARS - Laser-Radar Targeting System
- AARS - Army Amateur Radio System
- ANTAS - Army Navy Targeting Acquisition Site
- ARAC - Army Radar Approach Control
- ARCT - Army Radio Code Aptitude Test
- ASRPA - Army Signal Radio Propagation Agency
- BARN - Bubba Army Radio Network
- CORRI - Combined Optical, Radio, Radar Instrument
- RCM - Radar/Radio Countermeasures
- RML - Radar/Radio Microwave Link
- RREMS - Radar Radio Electronic Mechanical Services
- TR - Targeting Radar
- ARTS - Advanced Radar Targeting System
- SAROF - Salvation Army Radio Operator Fellowship
- AREN - Army Radio Engineering Network
- Usarpa - United States Army Radio Propagation Agency
- marrs - Multifunctional Adaptive Radio Radar and Sensors
- 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).