What does HXBT mean?
HXBT means Helicopter Expendable Bathythermograph
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Helicopter Expendable Bathythermograph?
Helicopter Expendable Bathythermograph can be abbreviated as HXBT
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What does HXBT stand for? HXBT stands for "Helicopter Expendable Bathythermograph". |
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How to abbreviate "Helicopter Expendable Bathythermograph"? "Helicopter Expendable Bathythermograph" can be abbreviated as HXBT. |
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What is the meaning of HXBT abbreviation? The meaning of HXBT abbreviation is "Helicopter Expendable Bathythermograph". |
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What is HXBT abbreviation? One of the definitions of HXBT is "Helicopter Expendable Bathythermograph". |
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What does HXBT mean? HXBT as abbreviation means "Helicopter Expendable Bathythermograph". |
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What is shorthand of Helicopter Expendable Bathythermograph? The most common shorthand of "Helicopter Expendable Bathythermograph" is HXBT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AXBT - Airborne/Air Expendable Bathythermograph
- EMHEL - Expendable Modular High Energy Laser
- ERAPS - Expendable Reliable-Acoustic-Path Sonobuoy
- EMNS - Expendable Mine Neutralization System
- EXPELS - Expendable Precision Emitter Location System
- EXRAY - Expendable Relay
- EXCM - Expendable Countermeasures
- EXDRONE - Expendable Drone
- SSXBT - Submarine Expendable Bathythermograph
- SXBT - Shipborne Expendable Bathythermograph
- VOS-XBT - Voluntary Observing System Expendable Bathythermograph
- XBPM - Expendable Bathy-Photometer
- XBT/XCTD - Expendable Bathythermograph/Expendable Conductivity-Temperature-Depth probe
- BT - Bathythermograph
- ECB - Expendable Communication Buoy
- BT - Bathythermograph Transmitting
- PXBT - Expendable Bathythermograph (water Dropped Temperature Device)
- BATH - Bathythermograph
- HCS - helicopter combat support (Navy); helicopter coordination section
- XBT - expendable bathythermograph (oceanography)