What does VEW mean?
VEW means Viruses in Electronic Warfare
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Viruses in Electronic Warfare?
Viruses in Electronic Warfare can be abbreviated as VEW
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What does VEW stand for? VEW stands for "Viruses in Electronic Warfare". |
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How to abbreviate "Viruses in Electronic Warfare"? "Viruses in Electronic Warfare" can be abbreviated as VEW. |
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What is the meaning of VEW abbreviation? The meaning of VEW abbreviation is "Viruses in Electronic Warfare". |
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What is VEW abbreviation? One of the definitions of VEW is "Viruses in Electronic Warfare". |
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What does VEW mean? VEW as abbreviation means "Viruses in Electronic Warfare". |
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What is shorthand of Viruses in Electronic Warfare? The most common shorthand of "Viruses in Electronic Warfare" is VEW. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EC/EW - Electronic Combat/Electronic Warfare
- ELWASP - Electronic Warfare Aircraft Self-Protection
- EW MODULE - Electronic Warfare Module
- EW SUP - Electronic Warfare Supervisor
- EW-CAS-JTF - Electronic Warfare, Close Air Support, Joint Task Force
- EW/C&D - Electronic Warfare/Cover & Deception
- EW/I - Electronic Warfare/Intercept
- EW/INTEL - Electronic Warfare/Intelligence
- EW/IS - Electronic Warfare/Intercept System
- EW/IST - Electronic Warfare/Intelligence Support Team
- EW/MINT - Electronic Warfare/Mutual Interference
- EW/OPSEC - Electronic Warfare/Operations Security
- EWAD - Electronic Warfare and Avionic Detachment
- EWAISF - Electronic Warfare Avionics Integrated Support Facility
- EWCIC - Electronic Warfare Calibration and Interference Check
- EWCOP - Electronic Warfare Capabilities Objectives Plan
- EWEXIPT - Electronic Warfare Exercise In-Port
- IFEWS - In-Flight Electronic Warfare Simulation
- CEEW - Communication Effectiveness in Electronic Warfare
- gull - (DOD,NATO) In electronic warfare, a floating radar reflector used to simulate a surface target at sea for deceptive purposes.