What does CORD mean?
CORD means (i/a) Common Operational Requirements Document
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for (i/a) Common Operational Requirements Document?
(i/a) Common Operational Requirements Document can be abbreviated as CORD
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What does CORD stand for? CORD stands for "(i/a) Common Operational Requirements Document". |
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How to abbreviate "(i/a) Common Operational Requirements Document"? "(i/a) Common Operational Requirements Document" can be abbreviated as CORD. |
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What is the meaning of CORD abbreviation? The meaning of CORD abbreviation is "(i/a) Common Operational Requirements Document". |
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What is CORD abbreviation? One of the definitions of CORD is "(i/a) Common Operational Requirements Document". |
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What does CORD mean? CORD as abbreviation means "(i/a) Common Operational Requirements Document". |
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What is shorthand of (i/a) Common Operational Requirements Document? The most common shorthand of "(i/a) Common Operational Requirements Document" is CORD. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- JSORD - Joint System Operational Requirements Document
- SIWCS ORD - Ships Information Warfare Cryptologic Systems Operational Requirements Document
- BORD - Basis of Operational Requirements Document
- CORD - Coordinated Operational Requirements Document
- CSRD - Common Section of the Sensor Requirements Document
- IORD - Integrated Operational Requirements Document
- PORD - Preliminary Operational Requirements Document
- CORD - Common Operational Requirements Document
- OTRD - Operational Test Requirements Document
- CORA - Common Operational Requirements Area
- ORID - Operational Requirements Document
- OST - Operational Requirements Document Support Team
- PORD - Performance and Operational Requirements Document
- cod - Common Operational Document
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- SORD - System Operational Requirements Document
- JORD - Joint Operational Requirements Document