What does fwwc mean?
fwwc means First World War Campaigns
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for First World War Campaigns?
First World War Campaigns can be abbreviated as fwwc
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What does fwwc stand for? fwwc stands for "First World War Campaigns". |
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How to abbreviate "First World War Campaigns"? "First World War Campaigns" can be abbreviated as fwwc. |
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What is the meaning of fwwc abbreviation? The meaning of fwwc abbreviation is "First World War Campaigns". |
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What is fwwc abbreviation? One of the definitions of fwwc is "First World War Campaigns". |
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What does fwwc mean? fwwc as abbreviation means "First World War Campaigns". |
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What is shorthand of First World War Campaigns? The most common shorthand of "First World War Campaigns" is fwwc. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FWW - First World War
- WW - World War
- WWX - World War 10
- WWII - World War II Introductory
- WWF - World War Federation
- WWMP - World War Modeling Page
- WWMTI - World War Memoirs Third Infantr
- WWOB - World War One Begins
- WWWMD - World War of Weapons of Mass Destruction
- WWTA - World War Two Anniversary
- WWTN - World War Two Newsgroup
- WWTRI - World War Two Resources on International
- WWW - World War 2 on the Web
- WWW - World War Wrestling
- WPB - War Production Board During World War II
- Whii11 - World History Ii - World War Ii
- WSA - War Shipping Administration (World War Ii)
- www - War to World War
- GAK - God Alone Knows. Originally British First World War doctor's shorthand on a traumatised soldier's medical report for shell-shock or other nervous disorder (this prior to any official recognition of nervous condition resulting from months or years active s
- NYDN - Not Yet Diagnosed - Nervous. British Army Doctor's shorthand from the First World War, used on medical reports of soldiers suffering from shell-shock. Prior to official recognition of the condition, the term GAK (God Only Knows) was used. By December 1916