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H |
hour designation used in timelines, FM 3‑90.1 (71‑1) |
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HA |
humanitarian assistance |
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HAAP |
Topbase/Advanced Assignment Program, AR 310‑50 |
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HAARS |
high altitude airdrop resupply system |
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HAC |
House Appropriations Committee, AR 310‑50 |
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HAHO |
high altitude, high opening, FM 3‑21.38, FM 3‑21.220 (57‑220), FM 90‑26 |
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HALO |
high altitude, low opening, FM 3‑21.38, FM 3‑21.220 (57‑220), FM 90‑26 |
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HALP |
HAWK Equipment Logistics Program, AR 310‑50 |
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HAMD |
helicopter ambulance medical detachment, AR 310‑50 |
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hand off |
(verb, with object) |
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hand over |
+ adverb) |
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hand station |
(noun, but not in either dictionary) |
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hand tight |
(adj) |
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hand washing |
(unit modifier) |
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handguard |
(noun, Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged) |
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handheld |
(adj, MWO and Gregg 1065) |
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handline |
(noun, Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged) |
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handoff |
(noun) |
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handover |
(noun, adj; JCS Pub No. 1) |
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handstation |
Bradley manuals; not yet in any dictionary. |
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handwheel |
(noun, MWOL'03, circa 1889) |
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hangfire |
(noun, Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged) |
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HAP |
Top Owners Assistance Program, AR 310‑50 |
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HASC |
House Armed Services Committee, AR 310‑50 |
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HAW |
heavy antitank/assault weapon, AR 310‑50 |
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HB |
heavy barrel, FM 23‑65, FM 3‑90.1 (71‑1); (a PSYOP loudspeaker team), FM 7‑20 |
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HC |
herachloroethane zinc (chemical used in smoke grenades and other projectiles), FM 7‑20, FM 7‑92, FM 7‑98, FM 3‑90.1 (71‑1), FM 3‑90.2 (71‑2), ARTEP 7‑30 MTP, ARTEP 71‑2 MTP; hydrochloric, FM 3‑23.30; 3 hydrogen chloride, AR 310‑50, FM 3‑06.11 (90‑10‑1) |
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HCA |
head of contracting activity, AR 310‑50; HCA‑humanitarian and civic assistance |
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HCD |
head coupled display (examples include the Fakespace Boom and Push systems, which use external mechanical supports, giving the benefits of a head tracked display without the head mounting problems. Isdale, Jerry. VR News, "Technology Review: Head Mounted Displays." 1998. See also HMD, HUD, VR‑HMD. POC: isdale@acm.org |
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HCOR |
Honorary Colonel of the Regiment, AR 310‑50 |
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HD |
heavy drop, FM 3‑21.220 (57‑220), FM 90‑26; harbor defense, AR 310‑50; horizontal distance, FM 3‑25.26 (21‑26); honorable discharge, AR 310‑50 |
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HDC |
harbor defense command; helicopter direction center, AR 310‑50 |
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HDR |
humanitarian daily ration |
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HDRS |
heavy-drop rigging site, FM 90‑26 |
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HDY |
heavy duty, AR 310‑50 |
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HE |
high explosive, AR 310-50; heavy equipment, FM 3‑21.220 (57‑220), FM 90‑26 |
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head mount |
(noun, neither MW10 nor Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged) |
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head strap |
(noun, not in MW10 or Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged) |
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headband |
(noun, MW10) |
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headgear |
(noun, MW10) |
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headlight |
(noun, MW10) |
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Distinguishes between the different types of sights. Copyrighted article written 1998 by Jerry Isdale for VRNews. Other HMD links. See also HMD. |
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head-on |
(adj, adv, MW10) |
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headphone |
(noun, MW10) |
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headrest |
(noun, MW10) |
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headroom |
(noun, MW10) |
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headset |
(noun, MW10) |
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headspace |
(noun, MW10) |
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HEAP |
high-explosive armor piercing, AR 310‑50 |
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HEAT |
high-explosive antitank (ammunition), AR 310‑50 (old, so it hyphenated "anti-tank"), FM 3‑21.71 (7‑7J), FM 7‑8, FM 7‑20, FM 7‑92, FM 3‑23.25 (23‑25), FM 3‑90.1 (71‑1), FM 3‑06.11 (90‑10‑1); helicopter external air transport, FM 3‑21.38 |
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HEAT‑MP |
high-explosive antitank, multipurpose, FM 3‑06.11 (90‑10‑1) |
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heatstroke |
(noun) |
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HEAT‑T |
high explosive antitank tracer (ammunition), AR 310‑50 |
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HECP |
harbor entrance control post, AR 310‑50 |
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HECVES |
harbor entrance control vessel, AR 310‑50 |
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HEDP |
high explosive dual purpose (ammunition), AR 310-50, FM 7‑8, FM 7‑20, FM 3‑22.27 (23‑27), FM 3‑22.31 (23‑31), FM 3‑90.1 (71‑1) |
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HEFU |
high-energy firing unit, AR 310‑50 |
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HEI |
high-explosive incendiary, AR 310‑50 |
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HEI‑T |
high-explosive incendiary-tracer (ammunition), FM 3‑90.1 (71‑1); high explosive incendiary-tracer, FM 3‑21.71 (7‑7J), FM 3‑21.71 (7‑7J), FM 7‑20, FM 3‑06.11 (90‑10‑1), STP 7‑11M14‑SM‑TG |
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hel |
helicopter, AR 310‑50 |
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HELITEAM |
helicopter team, AR 310‑50 |
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HELLFIRE |
heliborne laser fire and forget (missile system) (from Jul/Aug 92 Aviation Digest), FM 3‑23.25 (23‑25) |
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HEMETT |
heavy equipment mobile truck transport, ARTEP 71‑2‑MTP |
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HEMIT |
heavy expanded mobility tactical truck, FM 7‑0 (25‑100), FM 7‑1 (25‑101), |
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HEMMS |
hand-emplaced minefield marking set, FM 3‑90.2 (71‑2) |
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HEMTT |
heavy expanded-mobility tactical truck, FM 7‑20; heavy expanded mobility tactical truck, FM 3‑90.1 (71‑1), FM 3‑90.2 (71‑2); 3 heavy expanded mobile tactical truck, FM 7‑30 |
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HEP |
high-explosive plastic, AR 310‑50 |
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HEPI |
heavy equipment point of impact, FM 90‑26 |
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HEP‑T |
high-explosive plastic-tracer, AR 310‑50; high explosive plastic tracer (ammunition), FM 3‑90.1 (71‑1) |
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HE‑RAP |
high-explosive, rocket-assisted projectile |
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HERC |
Nike Hercules, AR 310‑50 |
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HESH |
high-explosive squash head, AR 310‑50 |
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HET |
heavy-equipment transporter, AR 310‑50 |
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HE‑T |
high-explosive tracer, AR 310‑50 |
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HEV |
health and environment, AR 310‑50 |
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HF |
harassing fire: high frequency, AR 310‑50 |
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HF |
high frequency, FM 7‑20, FM 7‑30, FM 7‑93, FM 7‑98, FM 90‑26, ARTEP 7‑30‑MTP |
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HFE |
human factors engineering, AR 310‑50 |
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HFP |
special pay for duty subject to hostile fire, AR 310‑50 |
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HG |
hand grenade, FM 3‑23.30 |
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HHB |
headquarters and headquarters battery, AR 310‑50 |
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HHC |
headquarters and headquarters company, AR 310‑50, FM 7‑98, FM 21‑18, FM 3‑25.26 (21‑26), FM 7‑1 (25‑101), FM 3‑90.1 (71‑1), FM 3‑90.2 (71‑2), ARTEP 7‑20‑MTP, ARTEP 7‑94‑MTP, ARTEP 71‑2‑MTP; headquarters and headquarters command, FM 90‑26 |
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HHCL |
"H" hour coordinating line, AR 310‑50 |
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HHD |
headquarters and headquarters detachment, AR 310‑50 |
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HHG |
household goods, AR 310‑50 |
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HHR |
hand-held radar, AR 310‑50 |
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HHT |
headquarters and headquarters troop, AR 310‑50 |
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HIA |
hold in abeyance, AR 310‑50 |
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highway |
(noun) |
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hilltop |
(not "hill top") |
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HIMAD |
high-to-medium-altitude air defense, AR 310‑50 |
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HIMARS |
high-mobility artillery rocket system |
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HIMS |
HMMWV Interchangeable Mount System, FM 7‑20, FM 3‑90.2 (71‑2) |
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HIPAR |
high-power acquisition radar, AR 310‑50 |
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HIPIR |
high-power illuminator radar, AR 310‑50 |
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hipshoot |
immediate or emergency mission fired from a temporary position outside or away from the planned or normal firing area |
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HISA |
Headquarters and Installation Support Activity, AR 310‑50 |
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HISRAN |
high-precision short-range navigation, AR 310‑50 |
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HIV |
human immunodeficiency virus, FM 7‑1 (25‑101) |
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HJ |
Honest John, AR 310‑50 |
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HLA |
high level architecture (Defense Modeling and Simulation Office [DMSO], Warfighter Requirements Division, USMC) (http://hla.dmso.mil) |
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HLA |
High Level Architecture (http://hla.dmso.mil) |
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HLG |
Hawk Logistics Group, AR 310‑50 |
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HLH |
heavy lift helicopter, AR 310‑50 |
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HLMR |
Hunter-Leggitt Military Reservation, AR 310‑50 |
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HLZ |
helicopter landing zone, FM 3‑21.38 |
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HMD |
head-mounted display |
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HMG |
heavy machine-gun, AR 310‑50 |
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HMMWV |
high-mobility, multipurpose wheeled vehicle (not "multiwheeled") |
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HNS |
host-nation support, AR 310‑50 |
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HOA |
heavy observation aircraft, AR 310‑50 |
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HOB |
height (depth) of burst, AR 310‑50 |
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Hokum-X |
A surrogate helicopter (aerial target) |
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hold out |
(verb, trans) |
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hold-off |
(noun) |
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Top station |
permanent location of an active component (AC) or reserve component (RC) unit |
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HOR |
Top of record, AR 310‑50 |
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horz |
horizontal |
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hosp |
hospital, AR 310‑50 |
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HOSS |
Homing Optical System Study, AR 310‑50 |
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host |
an autonomous computer which is connected to a network. |
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HOT |
high-subsonic optically teleguided |
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hp |
horsepower, FM 3‑21.71 (7‑7J) |
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HP |
holiday pay, AR 310‑50 |
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HPA |
head of a procuring activity, AR 310‑50 |
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HPCMO |
High Performance Computing Modernization Office (http://hpcmo.hpc.mil) |
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HPD |
high-performance drone, AR 310‑50 |
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HPM |
high-power microwave |
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HPSP |
Health Professions Scholarship Program, AR 310‑50 |
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HPT |
high-payoff target, FM 7‑98, FM 3‑90.2 (71‑2); high payoff (incomplete), FM 7‑30; hook-pile tape, FM 3‑21.220 (57‑220) |
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HPTL |
high-payoff target list, FM 6‑20‑10, FM 3‑55.93, FM 3‑90.1 (71‑1) |
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HPTS |
high-performance third stage (SPARTAN), AR 310‑50 |
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HPU |
hydraulic pumping unit, AR 310‑50 |
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HQ |
headquarters, AR 310‑50 |
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HQCS |
Heraldic Quality Control System, AR 310‑50 |
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hr |
hour, AR 310‑50; hour(s), FM 3‑22.31 (23‑31), FM 7‑1 (25‑101), FM 3‑90.1 (71‑1), ARTEP 7‑90‑MTP, STP 7‑11M14‑SM‑TG |
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HR |
hand receipt, AR 310‑50 |
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HRF |
height ranger finder, AR 310‑50 |
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HRO |
Housing Referral Office, AR 310‑50 |
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HRP |
highway regulating point; holding and reconsignment point, AR 310‑50 |
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hrs |
hours, FM 3‑21.220 (57‑220) |
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HRS |
Housing Referral Service, AR 310‑50 |
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HS |
high school; high speed, AR 310‑50 |
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HSA |
health service area, AR 310‑50 |
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HSAAP |
Holston Army Ammunition Plant, AR 310‑50 |
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HSC |
United States Army Health Services Command, AR 310‑50 |
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HSCP |
high-speed card punch, AR 310‑50 |
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HSCR |
high-speed card reader, AR 310‑50 |
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HSG |
Top-station gunnery, FM 3‑22.1 (23‑1) |
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HSGM |
Honorary Sergeant Major of the Regiment, AR 310‑50 |
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HSL |
health service laboratory, AR 310‑50 |
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HSLLADS |
high-speed low-level airdrop system |
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HSM |
Humanitarian Service Medal, AR 310‑50 |
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HSP |
high-speed printer, AR 310‑50 |
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HSPR |
harness, single-point release, FM 3‑21.220 (57‑220) |
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HSR |
health service region; high-speed reader, AR 310‑50 |
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HSS |
health service support, FM 7‑20 |
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HSTSS |
Hardened Subminiature Telemetry and Sensor System (U.S. Army Yuma [Virtual] Proving Ground) [http://www.stricom.army.mil/PRODUCTS/HSTSS/] |
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HSTSS |
Hardened Subminiature Telemetry & Sensor System |
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HSTSS |
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ht |
height, FM 7‑1 (25‑101) |
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HTO |
hospital transfer order, AR 310‑50 |
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HTP |
hardness test plan, AR 310‑50 |
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HTU |
handheld terminal unit, FM 3‑22.1 (23‑1) |
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HUD |
heads-up display |
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HUMINT |
human intelligence |
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HUMRRO |
Human Resources Research Organization, AR 310‑50 |
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HV |
high-velocity; hyper-velocity; high-voltage, AR 310‑50 |
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HVAP |
high-velocity armor-piercing, AR 310‑50 |
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HVAPDS |
high-velocity, armor piercing, discarding sabot, AR 310‑50 |
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HVAP‑T |
hyper-velocity armor-piercing tracer, AR 310‑50 |
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HVAR |
high-velocity aircraft rocket, AR 310‑50 |
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HVAT |
high-velocity antitank, AR 310‑50 |
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HVDP |
heavy drop, AR 310‑50 |
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HVT |
high-value target, FM 7‑98 |
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HVTP‑T |
hyper-velocity target practice tracer, AR 310‑50 |
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hvy |
heavy, FM 7‑30, FM 3‑22.90, FM 7‑1 (25‑101), FM 3‑90.2 (71‑2) |
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HWAAP |
Hawthorne Army Ammunition Plant, AR 310‑50 |
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hwy |
highway, FM 7‑20, FM 90‑26 |
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HYAPP |
Hays Army Ammunition Plant, AR 310‑50 |
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Hypertext Markup Language |
The coding system used to format and structure WWW hypertext documents. HTML defines the identifiers and usage of tags for indicating paragraphs, headings, links, highlighting, lists, etc. It is the standard language for Internet communication, TRADOC Pam 350‑70‑2 |
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hypertext |
Text that can be linked to other text by clicking with a mouse at designated points, TRADOC Pam 350‑70‑2 |
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Hz |
hertz, AR 310‑50 |