What does M-day mean?
M-day means unnamed day on which mobilization of forces begins
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for unnamed day on which mobilization of forces begins?
unnamed day on which mobilization of forces begins can be abbreviated as M-day
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What does M-day stand for? M-day stands for "unnamed day on which mobilization of forces begins". |
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How to abbreviate "unnamed day on which mobilization of forces begins"? "unnamed day on which mobilization of forces begins" can be abbreviated as M-day. |
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What is the meaning of M-day abbreviation? The meaning of M-day abbreviation is "unnamed day on which mobilization of forces begins". |
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What is M-day abbreviation? One of the definitions of M-day is "unnamed day on which mobilization of forces begins". |
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What does M-day mean? M-day as abbreviation means "unnamed day on which mobilization of forces begins". |
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What is shorthand of unnamed day on which mobilization of forces begins? The most common shorthand of "unnamed day on which mobilization of forces begins" is M-day. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- C-day - unnamed day on which a deployment operation begins
- K-Day - The Day on which a Convoy(K) System Is Introduced or is due to be Introduced On
- MORTS - Mobilization of Responsible Tulane Students
- D-day - unnamed day on which operations commence or are scheduled to commence
- C-DAY - Unnamed Day Deployment Operations Commence
- D-Day - An unnamed day on which a particular operation commences or is to commence
- M-Day - mobilization day (unnamed day on which mobilization of forces begins)
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- C-Day - The unnamed day on which a deployment operation begins or is to begin
- D-Day - The unnamed day on which an operation begins or is to begin
- C-Day - Day in Which Movement From Origin Begins
- D-Day - Day in which a particular operation begins
- M-Day - Day on which mobilization begins
- C-DAY - Commence Day; the unnamed Day on which a Deployment Operation begins
- D-DAY - Unnamed Day on which Operations are scheduled to Commence