What does AFP mean?
AFP means Armed Forces Police
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Armed Forces Police?
Armed Forces Police can be abbreviated as AFP
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What does AFP stand for? AFP stands for "Armed Forces Police". |
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How to abbreviate "Armed Forces Police"? "Armed Forces Police" can be abbreviated as AFP. |
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What is the meaning of AFP abbreviation? The meaning of AFP abbreviation is "Armed Forces Police". |
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What is AFP abbreviation? One of the definitions of AFP is "Armed Forces Police". |
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What does AFP mean? AFP as abbreviation means "Armed Forces Police". |
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What is shorthand of Armed Forces Police? The most common shorthand of "Armed Forces Police" is AFP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AFAITC - Armed Forces Air Intelligence Training Center
- AFDBA - Armed Forces Dental Benefit Association
- AFBMTC - Armed Forces Bone Marrow Transplant Centre
- AFDCB - Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Board
- AFHPS - Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship
- AFHPSP - Armed Forces Health Profession Scholarship Program
- AFHPSP/FAP - Armed Forces Health Professionals Scholarship Program/Financial Assistance Program
- AFLANZ - Armed Forces Law Association of New Zealand
- AFHSC - Armed Forces Health Surveillance Center
- AFFHF - Armed Forces Full Honors Funerals
- AFEES MET - Armed Forces Examining & Entrance Station Mobile Examining Team
- AFFSF - Armed Forces Family Survivors Fund
- AFIP-OTR - Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Otolaryngic Tumor Registry
- AFPMBAI - Armed Forces and Police Mutual Benefit Association, Inc.
- AFPD - Armed Forces Police Detachment/Department
- AFPC - Armed Forces Police Command
- RAFP - Ryukyus Armed Forces Police
- AFPD - Armed Forces Police Detachment
- AFP - Armed Force Police
- FNG - Flipping New Guy. Polite version. Increasingly common acronym for the new recruit, especially in certain institutional environments (armed forces, police, etc) where new people stick out more prominently than the seasoned staff. Less relevant in organisat