What does fm mean?
fm means Federal military
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Federal military?
Federal military can be abbreviated as fm
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What does fm stand for? fm stands for "Federal military". |
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How to abbreviate "Federal military"? "Federal military" can be abbreviated as fm. |
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What is the meaning of fm abbreviation? The meaning of fm abbreviation is "Federal military". |
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What does fm mean? fm as abbreviation means "Federal military". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MACFCU - Military and Civilian Federal Credit Union
- TAFMS - Total Active Federal Military Service
- TAFMSD - Total Active Federal Military Service Date
- FMSS - Federal and Military Specifications and Standards
- FSMTC - Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation
- M2M - Military to Military
- MFSS - Military/Federal Specifications/Standards
- FMSG - Federal and Military Scholarship Group
- FMSS - Federal Military Specs Stds
- MFOP - Military and Federal Office Post
- MIDI/MEIS - Military Item Disposal Instructions and Military Environmental Information Source
- MMCP - Military to Military Contact Program
- SFMG - Secretary to the Federal Military Government
- FMC - Federal Magistrates' Court (an Australian Federal Court
- FMS - Federal Magistrates Service (an Australian Federal Court
- Milrep - Military Representative to the Military Committee
- fmg - Federal Military Government
- MSCA - military support to civil authorities; military support to civilian authorities
- TAFMSD - Total active Federal military service to date
- FSK - ''Federal Counterintelligence Service|Federal'naya Sluzhba Kontrrazvedki'' (Федера́льная Слу́жба Контрразве́дки, Russian "Federal Counterintelligence Service", succeeded the KGB in 1991)