Foreign Relations of the United States, 1964–1968, Volume X,
National Security Policy
Abbreviations
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AAI, Authorized Active
Inventory
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ABM, anti-ballistic missile
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ABMIS, Airborne Missile Intercept
System
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ABRES, Advanced Ballistic Reentry
System
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ACDA, Arms Control and Disarmament
Agency
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ACS, Assistant Chief of Staff
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AD, assured destruction
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AD, destroyer tender
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AEC, Atomic Energy Commission
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AEW&C, Airborne Early Warning and
Control
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AGC, amphibious flagship
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AID, Agency for International
Development
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AJCC, Alternate Joint Communications
Center
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AMM, anti-missile missile
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AMSA, Advanced Manned Strategic
Aircraft
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ANG, Air National Guard
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ANMCC, Alternate National Military
Command Center
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AOR, fleet oilers
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ARA, Bureau of Inter-American Affairs,
Department of State
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ARNG, Army National Guard
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ASD, Assistant Secretary of
Defense
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ASM, air-to-surface missile
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ASROC, anti-submarine surface
launched rockets
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ASW, anti-submarine warfare
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ATS, salvage tug
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AWACS, Airborne Warning and Control
System
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BMD, ballistic missile defense
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BMEWS, Ballistic Missile Early
Warning System
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BMS, ballistic missile ship
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BNSP, Basic National Security
Policy
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BOB, Bureau of the Budget
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BUIC, back-up interceptor
control
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BW, biological warfare
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C, Confidential
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CASP, Country Analysis and Strategy
Paper
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CB, chemical and biological
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CDP, Civil Defense Program
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CENTO, Central Treaty
Organization
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CEP, circular error probable; circular
error projection
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ChiCom, Chinese Communist
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CI, Counterinsurgency
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CIA, Central Intelligence
Agency
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CINCARIB, Commander in Chief,
Caribbean Command
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CINCMEAFSA, Commander in Chief,
Middle East, Southern Asia and Africa, South of the Sahara
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CINCNORAD, Commander in Chief,
North American Defense Command
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CINCONAD, Commander in Chief,
Continental Air Defense Command
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CINCPAC, Commander in Chief,
Pacific
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CINCSO, Commander in Chief, United
States Southern Command
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CINCSTRIKE, Commander in Chief,
STRIKE
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CJCS, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of
Staff
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CNO, Chief of Naval Operations
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COMINT, communications
intelligence
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CONUS, continental United
States
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CPR, Chinese People’s Republic
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CSAF, Chief of Staff, U.S. Air
Force
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CW, chemical warfare
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CY, calendar year
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DASH, drone anti-submarine
helicopters
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DCI, Director of Central
Intelligence
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DDG, guided missile destroyer
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DDR&E, Director, Defense Research
and Engineering
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DE, destroyer escort
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DEPEX, Nike-X Deployment
Study
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DEW, Defense Early Warning
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DIA, Defense Intelligence
Agency
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DICBM, depressed trajectory delivery
system,
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DL, damage limiting
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DLG, conventional frigate
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DLGN, nuclear-powered guided missile
frigate
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DOD, Department of Defense
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DOD/ISA, Office of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs
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DOD/SA, Office of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense for Systems Analysis
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DPM, Draft Presidential
Memorandum
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DUCC, Deep Underground Command
Center
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DXGN, nuclear guided missile
destroyer
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E.O., Executive Order
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EUR, Bureau of European Affairs,
Department of State
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EUR/RPM, Office of Regional
Political-Military Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of
State
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FBI, Federal Bureau of
Investigation
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FBM, fleet ballistic missile
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FBO, Foreign Buildings Office,
Department of State
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FDL, Fast Deployment Logistics
ships
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FE, Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs,
Department of State
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FFD, Forward Floating Depot
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FIAB, (President’s) Foreign
Intelligence Advisory Board
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FIDP, Foreign Internal Defense
Policy
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FMP, force modernization
program
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FOBS, fractional orbit bombardment
system
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FOT, follow-on test
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FRC, Federal Records Center
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FRG, Federal Republic of
Germany
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FWMAF, Free World military
assistance forces
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FY, Fiscal Year
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GCD, general and complete
disarmament
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G/PM, Office of Politico-Military
Affairs, Department of State
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GTE, greater than expected
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HF, high frequency
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HPD, hard point defenses
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HUMINT, human resources
intelligence
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ICBM, inter-continental ballistic
missiles
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ICIS, Interdepartmental Committee on
Internal Security
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ICM, improved capability
missile
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IDP, internal defense plan
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IIC, Interdepartmental Intelligence
Conference
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IMI, Improved Manned
Interceptor
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IOC, initial operating
capability
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IRG, Interdepartmental Regional
Group
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ISA, Assistant Secretary of Defense
for International Security Affairs
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IUS, International Union of
Students
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JAEIC, Joint Atomic Energy
Intelligence Committee
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JCS, Joint Chiefs of Staff
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JCSM, Joint Chiefs of Staff
Memorandum
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JLRSS, Joint Long-Range Strategic
Study
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JSCP, Joint Strategic Capabilities
Plan
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JSOP, Joint Strategic Objectives
Plan
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JWGA, Joint War Games Agency
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KP, kilopound
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LF, low frequency
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LFS, landing force support ship
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LHA, amphibious assault ship
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LOC, line of communication
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LRA, long-range aviation
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LST, tank landing ship
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MAAG, Military Assistance Advisory
Group
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MAD, airborne magnetic anomaly
detection
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MAP, Military Assistance
Program
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MAR, multi-function array radar
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MCS, mine countermeasures support
ship
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MIRV, multiple,
independently-targeted re-entry vehicle
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M/KP, million per kilo pound
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MLF, Multilateral Force
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MOBS, multiple orbit bombardment
system
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MOL, Manned Orbital Laboratory
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MRBM, medium-range ballistic
missile
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MRV, multiple re-entry vehicle
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MSO, minesweeper ship
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MSR, Missile Site Radar
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MSS, special minesweeper ship
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MSTS, Military Sea Transportation
Service
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MT, megaton
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MTR, missile tracking radar
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NAC, North Atlantic Council
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NASA, National Aeronautics and Space
Administration
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NATO, North Atlantic Treaty
Organization
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NAVCOSSAC, Naval Command System
Support Center
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NCA, National Command
Authorities
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NEA, Bureau of Near Eastern and South
Asian Affairs, Department of State
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NEACP, National Emergency Airborne
Command Post
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NECPA, National Emergency Command
Post Afloat
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NESC, Net Evaluation
Subcommittee
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NFZ, nuclear-free zone
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NG, National Guard
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NIE, National Intelligence
Estimate
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NIPP, National Intelligence
Projections for Planning
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n.m., nautical mile
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NMCC, National Military Command
Center (or Command and Control)
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NMCS, National Military Command
System
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NMLCP, National Mobile Land Command
Post
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NOA, new obligational authority
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NORAD, North American Air
Defense
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NSA, National Security Agency
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NSA, National Student
Association
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NSAM, National Security Action
Memorandum
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NSC, National Security Council
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NU–OPTS, nuclear options
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OAD, operational availability
date
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OAS, Organization of American
States
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OCB, Operations Coordinating
Board
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OCD, Office of Civil Defense
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ODR, Office of Defense
Resources
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OECD, Organization for Economic
Cooperation and Development
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OEEC, Organization for European
Economic Cooperation
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OEP, Office of Emergency
Planning
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ONE, Office of National Estimates,
Central Intelligence Agency
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OSD, Office of the Secretary of
Defense
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OT, operational flight tests
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OTH, over the horizon (radar)
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PAL, permissive action link
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PAR, Perimeter Acquisition
Radar
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PC, patrol craft
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PCP, Program Change Proposals
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PDP, Project Definition Phase
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PFIAB, President’s Foreign
Intelligence Advisory Board
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PJDB, Permanent Joint Defense
Board
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P.L., Public Law
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PMG, Political-Military Group
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POLAD, Political Adviser
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PONAST, Post-Nuclear Attack
Study
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PRC, People’s Republic of China
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PSAC, President’s Science Advisory
Committee
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QRA, quantitative risk analysis
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R&D, research and
development
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RD, Restricted Data
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RDT&E, research, development,
test, and evaluation
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RG, Record Group
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RISOP, Red Integrated Strategic
Operational Plan
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RV, re-entry vehicle
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S, Secret
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SABMIS, sea-based ABM system
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SAC, Strategic Air Command
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SACEUR, Supreme Allied Commander,
Europe
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SACLANT, Supreme Allied Commander,
Atlantic
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SACSA, Special Assistant to the
Director, Joint Staff, for Counterinsurgency and Special Activities
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SAGE, semi-automatic ground
environment
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SAM, surface-to-air missile
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SCAD, Subsonic Cruise Armed
Decoy
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SCI, Sensitive Compartmented
Information
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SEATO, Southeast Asia Treaty
Organization
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SecDef, Secretary of Defense
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SETD,
systems-engineering-technical-direction
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SF&ET, Strategic Force and
Effectiveness Tables
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SHAPE, Supreme Headquarters, Allied
Powers, Europe
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SIG, Senior Interdepartmental
Group
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SIGINT, signals intelligence
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SIOP, single integrated operations
plan
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SLBM, surface-launched ballistic
missile
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SLCM, surface-launched cruise
missiles
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SNIE, Special National Intelligence
Estimate
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SOSUS, sound and surveillance
underwater system
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S/P, Policy Planning Council,
Department of State
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SPADATS, space detection and
tracking system
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S/PC, Policy Planning Council,
Department of State
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SRAM, short-range attack
missile
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SSBN, nuclear-powered ballistic
missile submarines
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SSDSG, Special State-Defense Study
Group
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SSG, Special Studies Group (JCS)
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SSKN, nuclear-powered killer
submarines
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SSN, nuclear attack submarine
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STANAVOR, standing naval force
(NATO)
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STRAF, U.S. Strategic Army
Forces
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SUBROC, submarine-launched
rockets
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TAC, Tactical Air Command
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TAF, The Asia Foundation
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TAPS, trajectory accuracy prediction
system
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TDI, Target Data Inventory
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TERCOM, terrain matching
guidance
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TFG, Tentative Force Guidance
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TOW, tube-launched optically-tracked
wire-guided missile
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TS, Top Secret
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U, Unclassified
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UE, Unit Equipment
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UHF, ultra high frequency
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UK, United Kingdom
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ULMS, Undersea Long-range Missile
System
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UN, United Nations
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USAF, United States Air Force
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USAFE, United States Air Forces in
Europe
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USCINCEUR, United States
Commander in Chief, European Command
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US/FWMAF, U.S. Free World Military
Assistance Forces
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USIA, United States Information
Agency
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USIB, United States Intelligence
Board
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USN, United States Navy
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USOIDP, United States Overseas
Internal Defense Policy
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USSR, Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics
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VDS, variable-depth sonar
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VHF, very high frequency
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VLF, very low frequency
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VMO, velocity, maximum
operating
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WEU, Western European Union
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WFDY, World Federation of Democratic
Youth