What does QKO mean?
QKO means What other units are (or will be) taking part in the operation?
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Amateur radio Abbreviations
Particularly in Amateur radio Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for What other units are (or will be) taking part in the operation??
What other units are (or will be) taking part in the operation? can be abbreviated as QKO
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What does QKO stand for? QKO stands for "What other units are (or will be) taking part in the operation?". |
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How to abbreviate "What other units are (or will be) taking part in the operation?"? "What other units are (or will be) taking part in the operation?" can be abbreviated as QKO. |
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What is the meaning of QKO abbreviation? The meaning of QKO abbreviation is "What other units are (or will be) taking part in the operation?". |
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What is QKO abbreviation? One of the definitions of QKO is "What other units are (or will be) taking part in the operation?". |
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What does QKO mean? QKO as abbreviation means "What other units are (or will be) taking part in the operation?". |
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What is shorthand of What other units are (or will be) taking part in the operation?? The most common shorthand of "What other units are (or will be) taking part in the operation?" is QKO. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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