What does KSPA mean?
KSPA means Kentucky State Police Academy
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Kentucky State Police Academy?
Kentucky State Police Academy can be abbreviated as KSPA
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What does KSPA stand for? KSPA stands for "Kentucky State Police Academy". |
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How to abbreviate "Kentucky State Police Academy"? "Kentucky State Police Academy" can be abbreviated as KSPA. |
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What is the meaning of KSPA abbreviation? The meaning of KSPA abbreviation is "Kentucky State Police Academy". |
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What is KSPA abbreviation? One of the definitions of KSPA is "Kentucky State Police Academy". |
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What does KSPA mean? KSPA as abbreviation means "Kentucky State Police Academy". |
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What is shorthand of Kentucky State Police Academy? The most common shorthand of "Kentucky State Police Academy" is KSPA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CSPAAA - Connecticut State Police Academy Alumni Association, Inc.
- KSDCC - Kentucky State District Council Of Carpenters
- KSNPC - Kentucky State Nature Preserves Commission
- KSPPA - Kentucky State Police Professional Association
- KSBS - Kentucky State Button Society
- KSDC - Kentucky State Data Center
- KSHS - Kentucky State Horticultural Society
- KSBA - Kentucky State Beekeepers Association
- KSBA - Kentucky State Beekeeping Association
- KSP - Kentucky State Police
- KSRA - Kentucky State Racquetball Association
- KSPA - Kentucky State Publications Accessions
- KSNA - Kentucky State Numismatic Association
- KSPS - Kentucky State Poetry Society
- KSU - Kentucky State University
- SPMA - State Police Municipal Academy
- DSPA - Delaware State Police Academy
- MSPA - Massachusetts State Police Academy
- bspa - Buckeye State Police Academy
- REICHSSICHERHEITSHAUPTAMT (State Security Main Office) - State Security Main Office is the correct translation for Reichssicherheitshauptamt. It was created by Heinrich Himmler in 1938 (or 1939) to combine the Sicherheitspolizei and Gestapo (Security Police and Secret State Police) and the SD (Security Service)