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CARD_REL table of MIRDD~,19(:+Ps/m+NW T;+PCategory-index'Derived from the CARD_REL table of MIRDD~,1,29(:,Ps Sx7FIAk;,P Domain-idD9(:-PsJP1!őwAJ͐V;-PDomain-value-indexD9(:&/Чk3[L+o)?8NӇ-q'/6׈#@̹To?8NӇ-q4/cZGW?8NӇ-q6/ɠͥ)JM4?8NӇ-q5/;:4VBv&4?8NӇ-q0/jO\r4?8NӇ-q1/ >DH|;?8NӇ-q7/˺7FJi?8NӇ-q;/7:Bbb)?8NӇ-q:/r-ogEðYd?8NӇ-q3/3]J);>Bx|:?8NӇ-qE/yBxJWee?8NӇ-qd/5;|q\_NM& ?8NӇ-qe/bc`G?8NӇ-qt/Lf;5M: =p?8NӇ-q/ˁrN?8NӇ-q/itJ N}!b?8NӇ-q/oXd K|?8NӇ-qNote ID Note TextpEObj,3F~;C$F8Db.?8NӇ-q DS102_pers_stat_duty_stat_codeDS102_pers_stat_duty_stat_code EpWyRF+"3F~;C$F8Db.ABS AbsentxNot present at the place of duty for an as yet unspecified reason and has not been posted as either deceased or missing.=/lD=GŁzGXn~O ցAUTH Authorised7The ACTION-OBJECTIVE is authorised without restriction.GEwBjt:GXn~O ցDONTAT Do not attackWThe specific ACTION-OBJECTIVE (e.g. hospitals or friendly forces) must not be attacked.ќBE=TGXn~O ցNEEL No exploitation east of linepThe specific ACTION-OBJECTIVE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no exploitation east of it.sƴJU*{GXn~O ցNENL No exploitation north of lineqThe specific ACTION-OBJECTIVE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no exploitation north of it."K+ cbGXn~O ցNESL No exploitation south of lineqThe specific ACTION-OBJECTIVE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no exploitation south of it.'H؏d1 GXn~O ցNEWL No exploitation west of linepThe specific ACTION-OBJECTIVE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no exploitation west of it.z K4y~GCGXn~O ցNOTA Not authorised0The specific ACTION-OBJECTIVE is not authorised.7J2J_oZGXn~O ցSTAYAB Stay abovetThe specific ACTION-OBJECTIVE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no movement below or within it.LI@ GP_ BGXn~O ցSTAYBL Stay belowtThe specific ACTION-OBJECTIVE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no movement above or within it. //0#G;̲&GXn~O ցSTAYIN Stay insidelThe specific ACTION-OBJECTIVE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no movement outside it. bMsJ;=sKykGXn~O ցSTAYOT Stay outsidekThe specific ACTION-OBJECTIVE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no movement inside it. ,TpHNZpq?8NӇ-q DS117_act_res_cat_codeDS117_act_res_cat_code$f[QM:F݊* TpHNZpqRI ACTION-RESOURCE-ITEMAn OBJECT-ITEM (FACILITY, FEATURE, MATERIEL, ORGANISATION, or PERSON) to be used, excluded from use, being used, or having been used, in conducting a specific ACTION.ȒvrAVͭTpHNZpqRT ACTION-RESOURCE-TYPEAn OBJECT-TYPE (FACILITY-TYPE, FEATURE-TYPE, MATERIEL-TYPE, ORGANISATION-TYPE, or PERSON-TYPE) to be used, excluded from use, being used, or having been used, in conducting a specific ACTION.,IsuJ1l?8NӇ-q DS118_act_res_employ_method_ofDS118_act_res_employ_method_of21} LcTyIsuJ1lASORD As orderediThe target is fired upon at the direction of the observer, the supported unit or the higher headquarters.*ܑ4EfaKIsuJ1lONORD On orders;The ACTION-RESOURCE will be used at a to be specified time.,,*)Ic"!]?8NӇ-q DS119_act_res_qual_codeDS119_act_res_qual_code IBKTD/+E,*)Ic"!]AUTH Authorised for useHThe specified ACTION-RESOURCE is authorised for use without restriction.kIЂDH}Xh,*)Ic"!]MAXU Maximise use ofKThe specified ACTION-RESOURCE is authorised and its use is to be maximised.OBKi΍B,*)Ic"!]MINU Minimise use ofThe specified ACTION-RESOURCE is authorised, but use of it is to be minimised to only that which is operationally necessary in the opinion of the authorised commander.tK FYۆ,*)Ic"!]NEEL No exploitation east of lineoThe specific ACTION-RESOURCE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no exploitation east of it.6!mL RzgY,*)Ic"!]NENL No exploitation north of linepThe specific ACTION-RESOURCE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no exploitation north of it.b9˰L'~,*)Ic"!]NESL No exploitation south of linepThe specific ACTION-RESOURCE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no exploitation south of it.#Ba,*)Ic"!]NEWL No exploitation west of lineoThe specific ACTION-RESOURCE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no exploitation west of it.p.CjZ+^,*)Ic"!]NOTA Not authorised8The specified ACTION-RESOURCE is not authorised for use.(+'O(9oA0PE,*)Ic"!]STAYAB Stay abovesThe specific ACTION-RESOURCE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no movement below or within it. *ihckMV,*)Ic"!]STAYBL Stay belowsThe specific ACTION-RESOURCE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no movement above or within it. >= KStTh,*)Ic"!]STAYIN Stay insidekThe specific ACTION-RESOURCE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no movement outside it. X)I'vdtOc,*)Ic"!]STAYOT Stay outsidejThe specific ACTION-RESOURCE is authorised with the restriction that there is to be no movement within it. ,~v K?麛?8NӇ-q DS120_act_tmprl_assoc_cat_codeDS120_act_tmprl_assoc_cat_codeI{>AS A=~v K?麛ENDEND Ends after end of5The subject ACTION ends after the object ACTION ends.ߦCGM~v K?麛ENDENE !Ends no earlier than after end ofcThe subject ACTION ends no earlier than the end of the object ACTION augmented by a fixed duration.uRrC& Ps~v K?麛ENDENL Ends no later than after end of]The subject ACTION ends no later than the end of object ACTION augmented by a fixed duration.Ug-`zF6-)~v K?麛ENDSNE #Ends no earlier than after start ofeThe subject ACTION ends no earlier than the start of the object ACTION augmented by a fixed duration.H #WNQ( u~v K?麛ENDSNL !Ends no later than after start of_The subject ACTION ends no later than the start of object ACTION augmented by a fixed duration.%_q@>C| H~v K?麛ENDSTR Ends after start of7The subject ACTION ends after the object ACTION starts.hUt@;׎]FC~v K?麛SAEAST &Starts at and ends at the same time asThe two ACTIONs are concurrent.0{;PA֫c`~v K?麛SAENDO $Starts before and ends before end ofZThe subject ACTION begins before the object ACTION and ends before the object ACTION ends.vI(~v K?麛SASTEA &Starts at the same time and ends afterhThe subject ACTION begins concurrently with the object ACTION, but will extend beyond the object ACTION. ^o GLo.+~v K?麛SBEAST *Starts during and ends at the same time ascThe start of the object ACTION precedes that of the subject ACTION, but they will end concurrently. !HL~v K?麛SDUREA Starts during and ends afterHThe subject ACTION is sequential but overlapping with the object ACTION. u߰sJ L>}4~v K?麛SDUREB Starts and ends duringdThe subject ACTION starts after the start of object ACTION and ends before the end of object ACTION. zN_C;il~v K?麛STREND Starts after end of7The subject ACTION starts after the object ACTION ends. nᴥFt~v K?麛STRENE #Starts no earlier than after end ofeThe subject ACTION starts no earlier than the end of the object ACTION augmented by a fixed duration.E~ҬV6~v K?麛STRENL !Starts no later than after end of_The subject ACTION starts no later than the end of object ACTION augmented by a fixed duration.EaEάNɤl`&~v K?麛STRSNE %Starts no earlier than after start ofgThe subject ACTION starts no earlier than the start of the object ACTION augmented by a fixed duration.l:C抙B~v K?麛STRSNL #Starts no later than after start ofaThe subject ACTION starts no later than the start of object ACTION augmented by a fixed duration.̓F@D~v K?麛STRSTR Starts after start of9The subject ACTION starts after the object ACTION starts.,2+M@D:i?8NӇ-q DS121_surface_cat_codeDS121_surface_cat_code2e5nE6OՇ2+M@D:iCORDAR CORRIDOR-AREA@A SURFACE that is defined by its width and a sequence of points.~=gLYơZ2+M@D:iELLPSE ELLIPSE+A planar SURFACE in the form of an ellipse.`y; CMMs~-2+M@D:iFA FAN-AREAA SURFACE that is in the form of a truncated ring sector, which is a sector lying between and being bounded by the rays emanating from the centre-point of the ring and having a central angle.ei7I^1G2+M@D:iORBTAR ORBIT-AREAAn AREA that is (a) an open rectangular section defined by its width and the distance between the two specific POINTS, (b) is closed by two half-circles with radii equal to half the width, and is positioned left, centred, or right with respect to the line formed by the defining points. @(y2+M@D:iPLYAAR POLYARC-AREAAn AREA that consists of a circular arc and a polygonal segment defined by a specific LINE whose beginning coincides with the initial point of the arc and whose end coincides with the last point of the arc.l3Lbea2+M@D:iPLYGAR POLYGON-AREA;An AREA that has its boundaries defined by a specific LINE.+n-L5MzT2+M@D:iTRCKAR TRACK-AREAAn AREA that is a rectangular section with its length defined by the two specific POINTs and its width by the sum of the widths to the left and right of the connecting line between the two points.,5<]N;( D?8NӇ-q DS123_cons_mat_type_cat_codeDS123_cons_mat_type_cat_codeC3(LuG M5<]N;( DAMMO AMMUNITION-TYPEA CONSUMABLE-MATERIEL-TYPE that is a complete device charged with explosives, propellants, pyrotechnics, initiating composition, or nuclear, biological, or chemical material for use in military operations.yǒbJT$ 5<]N;( DBIOMAT BIOLOGICAL-MATERIEL-TYPE.A CONSUMABLE-MATERIEL-TYPE that is either a microorganism that causes disease in man, plants, or animals or causes the deterioration of materiel; or a toxin, produced by an animal, plant, or microorganism, which may kill, seriously injure, or incapacitate personnel through its physiological effects. LΘ#JuЍ=5<]N;( DCHMMAT CHEMICAL-MATERIEL-TYPEA CONSUMABLE-MATERIEL-TYPE that is a substance that is not produced by a living organism, and does not emit radiation but may kill, seriously injure, or incapacitate personnel through its physiological effects or cause the deterioration of materiel. <(dIlyy5<]N;( DCON Construction materials.Any material that may be used in construction.Dɴ/Lk{IJ5<]N;( DCROPS Crops>Cultivated agricultural plants, as grain, vegetables or fruit.*"֜Kء>w 5<]N;( DDRUG DrugCA narcotic, hallucinogen, or stimulant, esp. one causing addiction.!JW.M{%^5<]N;( DFLARE FlareUA pyrotechnic munition producing a bright light for illumination or identification. YkͳIG#k5<]N;( DFOO Food;Materiel to be used as nourishment in solid or liquid form.;ܞLB*\5<]N;( DFUEL Fuel$A substance burned to create energy. dٰXClS5<]N;( DFUSE Fuse+A device that initiates an explosive train. Z-d@X fN5<]N;( DGENSPL General suppliesqAll disposable materiel and items used in the equipment, support and maintenance of military forces or civilians. K&Bʊ(G5 e5<]N;( DIMEXDE Improvised explosive deviceA device placed or fabricated in an improvised manner incorporating destructive, lethal, noxious, pyrotechnic or incendiary chemicals and designed to destroy, incapacitate, harass or distract. +wAuLfW5<]N;( DMAMNEX Exercise mineIn naval mine warfare, a mine suitable for use in mine warfare exercises, fitted with visible or audible indicating devices to show where and when it would normally fire. zfy]E5WC5<]N;( DMAP MapVA piece of paper that is a graphic representation of a part or the whole of the earth.,V CGI<4&5<]N;( DMEDSPL Medical supplyMSupplies for the treatment of injuries, illness and disease, including drugs.ZCzgD\Ma4Z5<]N;( DMONEY MoneyOThe official currency, coins and negotiable paper notes issued by a government.#3`N.n+:ݤ5<]N;( DNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.b$N)@}5<]N;( DPEREQU Personal equipment0Equipment issued to or carried by an individual.):Bk0'55<]N;( DPOL POLzPetroleum, Oil, and Lubricant - A broad term that includes all petroleum and associated products used by the armed forces.cHްK5<]N;( DRADMAT RADIOACTIVE-MATERIEL-TYPEA CONSUMABLE-MATERIEL-TYPE that is a substance which spontaneously emits radiation, and which may kill, seriously injure, or incapacitate personnel through its physiological effects or causes the deterioration of materiel. \3YCZC5<]N;( DSPRPRT Spare parts;A generic term covering materiel used as replacement parts.^$D>=IM/5<]N;( DWAT Water;A clear, colourless, nearly odourless and tasteless liquid.NAf.Oܵ5<]N;( DNOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.,*NeEeě?8NӇ-q DS124_cons_mat_type_issg_uomDS124_cons_mat_type_issg_uomeBDޥO"s\*NeEeěCM Cubic metre?The standard international unit of volume in the metric system.foNx{*NeEeěCNTMTR Centimetre1/100th of a metre.#F(F|H7*NeEeěDOZEN DozenA set of twelve. @M^0Mit*NeEeěEA EachSingly.fsK< *NeEeěGRAM Gram1/1,000th of a kilogram.yv Ejƍ*NeEeěGROSS GrossA group of 144.EjKD6*NeEeěKILTON KilotonEA unit of explosive power, equal to that of one thousand tons of TNT.H$GrhN*NeEeěKM Kilometre 1,000 metres.04vE_(!*NeEeěLI Litre1/1,000th of a cubic metre. IwcK;w r*NeEeěLONGTN Long toncA measure of weight, legally 1016.05 kilograms normally referenced to the displacement of a vessel. ;pnZA1*NeEeěMETRE MetreGThe standard international unit of linear measure in the metric system. v>B*NeEeěMILGRM Milligram21/1,000,000th of a kilogram (1/1,000th of a gram). 1c7O;m*NeEeěMILLTR Millilitre61/1,000,000th of a cubic metre (1/1,000th of a litre). )ʢzO[`*NeEeěMILMTR Millimetre1/1,000th of a metre.QnIWq *NeEeěMTRCTN Metric ton1,000 kilograms.2?C&!Dz *NeEeěSHRTTN Short ton.A measure of weight, legally 907.19 kilograms.M|Mp/c*NeEeěSQM Square metre=The standard international unit of area in the metric system.YJC%!*NeEeěKG Kilogram=The standard international unit of mass in the metric system.,>[”CL;?8NӇ-q DS127_cfeat_cat_codeDS127_cfeat_cat_code@6$bFB%il>[”CL;ACM AIRSPACE-CONTROL-MEANSA CONTROL-FEATURE that reserves airspace for specific airspace users, restricts the action of airspace users, controls the actions of specific airspace users, and/or requires airspace users to accomplish specific actions.z#U_K}S?yx>[”CL;APPRDR APPROACH-DIRECTIONVA CONTROL-FEATURE that specifies approach directional details for takeoff and landing.FKMh>[”CL;NOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.Cu+I6rȳ C>[”CL;ROUTE ROUTEzA CONTROL-FEATURE that is the prescribed course to be travelled from a specific point of origin to a specific destination. @X>[”CL;RTESEG ROUTE-SEGMENTlA portion of a route usually without an intermediate stop, as defined by two consecutive significant points.,oL!yBqF}DoL!yBEjcoL!yBoL!yBA general route of advance, assigned for control, which extends towards the enemy. An axis of advance symbol graphically portrays a commanders intention, such as avoidance of built-up areas or envelopment of an enemy force. It follows terrain suitable for the size of the force to which the axis was assigned, and is often a road, a group of roads, or a designated series of locations. An axis of advance is not used to direct the control of terrain or the clearance of enemy forces from specific locations. Intermediate objectives are normally assigned for these purposes." FNjjXBPtoL!yBɿIPšˣoL!yBAvRoL!yBoL!yBFoʿuoL!yB[AI2b12oL!yB dCM3ioL!yB?XmB]A *oL!yB^|oL!yBoCFaFoL!yB:fWD$F}[oL!yB>_oL!yBI"XJzoL!yB]oL!yBA line delineating the rear of an area in proximity to combat.j\L,BC|oL!yBThe aircraft, ship or other vehicle will refuel at this point.]/OIٖ}oL!yBcMQAFoL!yB[oL!yBKJMoL!yBq?ELoL!yBoL!yB|IW1ޤ7H2or BUNKER BunkerlA fortified chamber, mostly below ground, often built with reinforced concrete and provided with embrasures.ީKq(ݨޤ7H2or CAMP Camp6An accommodation based upon a number of tents or huts.|hO\XOޤ7H2or CAN Canal@A man-made or improved natural waterway used for transportation.J_IѦ ޤ7H2or CBRNPS !NBC observation post (dismounted)A facility from which chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear observations are made and which possesses appropriate communications; it is dismounted.B3ХmCcޤ7H2or CBTPST Combat outpostNA reinforced observation post capable of conducting limited combat operations.L!'Oޤ7H2or CEM Cemetery/graveyard/burial ground8A facility that is an area of land for burying the dead.6x΍EAޤ7H2or CHM Chimney/smokestack`A vertical structure containing a passage or flue for discharging smoke and gases of combustion.5\v.Ccpޤ7H2or CHPLCK Channel pass lockA confined section of a canal or river where the level can be changed for raising and lowering boats between adjacent sections by the use of gates and sluices.]E?ޤ7H2or CIMICC %Civilian-military coordination centreLA facility at which civilian-military coordination operations are performed.Ō)Ln$qHhޤ7H2or CITY City=A large town. In most cases a town created a city by charter.>n`Gu2Aޤ7H2or CKPPOL Check point, policeA facility where police check vehicular or pedestrian traffic in order to enforce circulation control measures and other laws, orders, and regulations. ⨲=gaFLuL"ޤ7H2or CLSFAC Classification facilityANo definition provided in ADatP-3 Baseline 13.1 FFIRN/FUD 1650/6.!thMn,kޤ7H2or COB Communications buildingGA building in which communications signals are processed or controlled."@~¥FĖޤ7H2or COT Communications towereA relatively tall structure used for transmitting and/or receiving electronic communications signals.#>ϕ;Nvڽm"_ޤ7H2or CP Command post facilityHA facility from which a commander directs operations or controls forces.$!*q##H/Sޤ7H2or CRP Cropland7An area that has been tilled for the planting of crops.%%=k KkSޤ7H2or CSCLPT Casualty collection point{A facility where casualties are assembled to be transported to a medical treatment facility for example a company aid post.&[б"I;e;hޤ7H2or CTT Control towervA tower-like structure that houses the persons and equipment used to control the flow of air, rail, or marine traffic.'VpOB-ޤ7H2or CUT CutXAn excavation of the earth's surface to provide passage for a road, railway, canal, etc.( F:Fjޤ7H2or CVCLPT Civilian collection point~A facility where civilians are assembled for classification, sorting or further movement to other facilities or installations.)sK/xD!o+3sޤ7H2or CWY Cleared way/firebreakA man-made clearing in a cultural area or through a stand of trees, designed to provide access for a road, railroad, pipeline or power transmission line, or to impede the progress of forest fires.*%Ǒݎ1NnVV"ޤ7H2or DAM Dam/weirVA permanent barrier across a watercourse used to impound water or to control its flow.+FPGMZ@)Nޤ7H2or DCH Ditch@A channel constructed for the purpose of irrigation or drainage.,"`E9BBޤ7H2or DECONP Decontamination facilityA facility where personnel and/or materiel (incl. vehicles) can be cleaned after (potential) contamination of radioactive, biological, or chemical material.-ZՐ8=Lļ$S8ޤ7H2or DEPBIO Depot, biological4An area used for the storage of biological agents. .>TO3BsgZ ޤ7H2or DEPCHM Depot, chemicals*An area used for the storage of chemicals./K_ JHtޤ7H2or DEPENG Depot, engineer3An area used for the storage of engineer equipment.0O~ħޤ7H2or DEPMED Depot, medical1An area used for the storage of medical supplies.1D`H7mpޤ7H2or DEPMIS Depot, missile ammunition3An area used for the storage of missile ammunition.2@Tm"שޤ7H2or DEPNUC Depot, nuclear storage0An area used for the storage of nuclear weapons.4 ,xwBlti:Nޤ7H2or DEPOT Depot, not otherwise specifiedAn area used for the storage of products or supplies. A facility for the receipt, classification, storage, accounting, issue, maintenance, procurement, manufacture, assembly, research, salvage or disposal of material.5UGRNL`hޤ7H2or DEPPOL Depot, POLAAn area used for the storage of petroleum, oil and/or lubricants.6\9 O=sޤ7H2or DMDBRS Demolition debris6The debris left over from the demolition of an object.7 f3A\q ޤ7H2or DPCBRN Depot, NBCXAn area used for the storage of chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear materiel.8s<I Amޤ7H2or DRNSEW Drainage/sewageoA facility used for emptying of liquid and channelling sewage to get rid of waste, dirty water and drain water.9Ad!ƵGiޤ7H2or DRSTAT Dressing station;A movable facility for the initial treatment of casualties.: eMbG! #sޤ7H2or DRYDCK Dry-dock|A FACILITY-TYPE that provides an enclosure for maintenance, building or repairing ships, from which water can be pumped out.;n 8lDݧ\ޤ7H2or DTCLPT Detainee collection point~A facility where detainees are assembled for classification, sorting or further movement to other facilities or installations.<A CN,@Rhޤ7H2or DTHARE Detainee holding areaSA facility where detainees are provided custodial care pending further disposition.=])NBw Kޤ7H2or ELCINS Electronic installationPA facility whose essential function is based on the use of electronic equipment.>lXxsO}>sޤ7H2or ELCSPL Electrical supply_A facility containing the equipment used for the production and/or distribution of electricity.?*cNE5eޤ7H2or ELIRDD #Electronic installation, radar domeA cover usually intended for protecting radar from the effects of its physical environment without degrading significantly its electrical performance.@ ?E_ Kޤ7H2or ELISSJ 4Electronic installation, surface surveillance jammerA facility whose essential function is jamming to prevent or reduce the enemy's effective use of the electromagnetic spectrum for surface surveillance.AixmŞC*=ޤ7H2or ELIWAR Electronic installation, warfaremA facility whose essential function is to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum encompassing: the search for, interception and identification of electromagnetic emissions, the employment of electromagnetic energy, including directed energy, to reduce or prevent hostile use of the electromagnetic spectrum, and actions to ensure its effective use by friendly forces.BՅ#.EAe*ޤ7H2or EMPLAC EmplacementA prepared position for one or more weapons or pieces of equipment for protection against hostile fire or bombardment, and from which they can execute their tasks.C)0J?TOޤ7H2or EQIMFT Equipment, manufactureQA facility generally used specifically to support the manufacture of equipment. D}.=GΧ!+@ޤ7H2or FACAIR 'Military base/facility, airport/airbasemA facility that is used as a military base prepared for the accommodation, landing and takeoff of aircraft. E51ՀlJbq3ޤ7H2or FACAMM @Military materiel facility, ammunition and explosives production=A facility used as for munitions and explosives production. FRgCpK{ޤ7H2or FACAR Military base/facility, army7A facility that is used as a military base by the army.G<i[FY},ޤ7H2or FACARM /Military materiel facility, armament production-A facility used as for armament production. HSu#EAsޤ7H2or FACARP <Military materiel facility, aircraft production and assembly:A facility used as for aircraft production and assembly. I)0#D9N+v=5ޤ7H2or FACATR 1Military materiel facility, atomic energy reactor.A facility used as an atomic energy reactor. J8BsrD:_7^ޤ7H2or FACBRG DMilitary materiel facility, engineering equipment production, bridgeBA facility used as for engineering equipment production, bridge. KNF^@"ޤ7H2or FACCHB FMilitary materiel facility, chemical and biological warfare productionDA facility used as for chemical and biological warfare production. L@fA!_Ra9ޤ7H2or FACENG <Military materiel facility, engineering equipment production:A facility used as for engineering equipment production. M h2AOlXt^\ޤ7H2or FACGOV Governmental leadership?A facility used to support governmental leadership functions. NoԒ.BC&1ޤ7H2or FACMIL Military base/facility-A facility that is used as a military base. O^ZC'۶Nޤ7H2or FACMSL ?Military materiel facility, missile and space system production=A facility used as for missile and space system production. P6[JzW@ޤ7H2or FACNAV *Military base/facility, seaport/naval baseaA facility that is used as a naval base and where ships may receive or discharge their cargoes. Q.KBP^ޤ7H2or FACPOW <Service, research, utility facility, electric power facilitykA facility generally used to support service, research or utility functions in support of electric power. RW! Kk,yޤ7H2or FACPRO Processing facilityA facility generally used to support a particular method of operation in any manufacture or to support a series of actions or events. SPc_MCL ޤ7H2or FACSHP -Military materiel facility, ship construction+A facility used as for ship construction. TR׌Knޤ7H2or FACSRU #Service, research, utility facilityNA facility generally used to support service, research or utility functions. U{=F7C$ޤ7H2or FACTEC DService, research, utility facility, technological research facilitysA facility generally used to support service, research or utility functions in support of technological research. VwtO5,ޤ7H2or FACTEL @Service, research, utility facility, telecommunications facilitymA facility generally used to support service, research or utility functions in support of telecommunications.WmANzEtޤ7H2or FACTRN Transport facility9A facility that is used to support transport functions. XSDBYWޤ7H2or FACVEH .Military materiel facility, vehicle production,A facility used as for vehicle production. Y7#!!Gހ\6H(ޤ7H2or FACWAT 9Service, research, utility facility, public water servicerA facility generally used to support service, research or utility functions in support of public water services. ZeDɁWLޤ7H2or FARM FarmLand devoted to agricultural production, raising and breeding of animals or an area of water devoted to the raising and breeding of aquatic animals.[3 CLE\sޤ7H2or FARP #Forward arming and refuelling pointA temporary facility that is organised, equipped, and deployed by an aviation commander and normally located in the main battle area closer to the area of operations than the aviation unit's combat service support (CSS) area. It provides fuel and ammunition necessary for the employment of aviation manoeuvre units in combat. It permits combat aircraft to rapidly refuel and rearm simultaneously.\ c*I$Zޤ7H2or FCRLBD Ford, concrete lined bedA shallow place in a river or other water marked with a concrete-lined bed that can be crossed without bridging, boats, or rafts.]f l{UGi1hTޤ7H2or FCRSLB Ford, stone lined bed~A shallow place in a river or other water marked with a stone-lined bed that can be crossed without bridging, boats, or rafts.^@XQk6C[hpޤ7H2or FENCE FenceRA man-made barrier of relatively light structure used as an enclosure or boundary._c Nl4E3b`ޤ7H2or FERINS Ferry installationyA facility (including the terminals and the water craft) to enable moving equipment and personnel across a body of water.`+bN8'=ޤ7H2or FFBRKS Fire-fighters barracks5A building housing fire-fighters and their equipment.a(!Kۦޤ7H2or FHPT Fuel handling point*A facility for refuelling of POL products.b&J!A73?w`ޤ7H2or FOBSPS Forward observer positionA facility from which military observations are made or fires directed and adjusted by the occupants and which possesses appropriate communications; it may be airborne. c'iȭApK9Jޤ7H2or FORT Fort)A fortified place garrisoned with troops.d*%ass@ Hޤ7H2or FOXHOL Foxhole6A hole in the ground used by a soldier for protection.eN(4}%F}CMޤ7H2or FRGTER Freight terminalgA facility processing 'goods' in transit or being transferred from one transportation means to another.fǧ[דGh}H#ޤ7H2or FRTFCN FortificationxAn emplacement or shelter of a temporary or permanent nature constructed for defence by forces for protection of forces.gГQF4yޤ7H2or FSAAMM Field storage area-ammunitionyA facility with a group of field storage sites containing a max of 5000 tonnes gross weight of ammunition and explosives.h4!s]Gu`UбCޤ7H2or FSMAMM Field storage module-ammunitiongA facility that is a site containing approximately 10 tonnes gross weight of ammunition and explosives.iM$q*L,ޤ7H2or FSSAMM Field storage site-ammunitionzA facility with a group of field storage modules containing a max of 200 tonnes gross weight of ammunition and explosives.jq|MD.ޤ7H2or FSSTAM Field storage stack-ammunitionxA facility where approximately 1 tonne gross weight of ammunition and explosives stored under tactical field conditions.kc6̩4[Iu4,ޤ7H2or GASPFA Gas processing facilityfInstallations for processing and purification of natural gas or separating natural gas from crude oil.l4b`\Nvp'ޤ7H2or GAT GateEA barrier that controls passage to a road, railway, tunnel or bridge.m u~'O8#Zޤ7H2or GVTBLD Government buildingMA building for the administration of local, regional, or national government.n@L寥J g4ޤ7H2or HAMLET Hamlet1A small village, especially one without a church.o4&XF}ޤ7H2or HANGAR HangarQA covered space, shed or shelter for the accommodation of aircraft or spacecraft.p{bJJޤ7H2or HARBOR HARBOUR-TYPEA FACILITY-TYPE that is a restricted body of water, an anchorage, or other limited coastal water area and its water approaches from which and in which shipping operations are projected or supported.q2%x B5ޤ7H2or INDINS Industrial installation@A facility containing factories and/or productive installations.|En\N[~ޤ7H2or INSTAL InstallationA grouping of facilities, located in the same vicinity, which support particular functions. Installations may be elements of a base. }lZtF:HKޤ7H2or INTCTR Intelligence centre, tactical^A facility, at the tactical level, used by intelligence personnel for intelligence operations.~ڂ_ƳKF VLޤ7H2or JCT Interchange/complex junctionIA connection designed to provide traffic access from one road to another.KZ8CyHO:lޤ7H2or JETTY JettyA FACILITY-TYPE that is a platform that may be fixed or floating extending from a shore, normally attached to a wharf or the shore, and which allows access to a vessel lying alongside, used to secure, protect and provide landing and docking for vessels.sZ6I@)Pޤ7H2or LGRLPT Logistics release pointlThe facility along the supply route where the supported unit meets the supporting unit to transfer supplies.NcOT;Jsޤ7H2or LGTHSE LighthouseA tower or other structure, with a powerful light or lights at the top, erected at some important or dangerous point on or near the seacoast for the guidance of mariners.g ^2FjD,ޤ7H2or LOADPL Loading platform3A facility constructed for loading goods/equipment.|M@ޤ7H2or LOADPM Loading platform, military<A facility constructed for loading military goods/equipment.bəCޤ7H2or MAINTF Maintenance facilityyA facility containing the resources and infrastructure to enable it to be used for the repair and servicing of equipment.>BJ{U09ޤ7H2or MBFSUB !Military base/facility, submarine{A facility that is used as a naval base and where submarines may receive or discharge their cargoes or receive maintenance. "II˿ޤ7H2or MEDSPT Medical support[A facility that hosts medical personnel who carry out treatment of sick or wounded persons.hcE4r mޤ7H2or METFAC Meteorological facilityA facility that supports the study of or the science of, the motions and phenomena of the atmosphere, with a view to forecasting the weather.ꦵ^I[n=ޤ7H2or MF Medical facility&A facility used as a medical facility.[@|AO7Zޤ7H2or MFUMS &Medical facility, unit medical stationBA facility used as a first level care medical facility for a unit. ARK 05]+ޤ7H2or MILOBS MILITARY-OBSTACLE-TYPEA FACILITY-TYPE that is a class of man-made devices or passive defence works that are designed to stop, impede, or divert movement of amphibious or ground forces.%eJ|{HCI@ޤ7H2or MINE Mine9A facility where materials are extracted from the ground.$az{OvdUPޤ7H2or MNCPLX Munitions complexQA facility that could be used for munitions and explosives production or storage.{u"JL x_;Dޤ7H2or MNINOS Mining installation, open skyYA facility where materials are extracted from the ground directly, without using tunnels.zmʅ)wF=5ޤ7H2or MNINUG Mining installation, underground^A facility where materials are extracted from the ground using underground tunnels and shafts.סL4Im>+A/=ޤ7H2or POLSTA Police station#The office of a local police force.f/JI &ޤ7H2or PORT PortaA town or place possessing a harbour where vessels load and unload, or begin or end their voyage.P{(FQ,+ޤ7H2or POWARE Prisoner of war holding areaZA facility where Prisoners of war are provided custodial care pending further disposition.'_-Bb_ޤ7H2or POWCMP POW campYA camp of semi-permanent nature established for the internment of prisoners of war (POW).0xf@j\Dޤ7H2or POWCPT Prisoner of war collection pointA facility where Prisoners of war are assembled for classification, sorting or further movement to other facilities or installations.4&L9)ޤ7H2or PRCXAC Production complex, aircraft(A facility used for aircraft production.07cM!ly*ޤ7H2or PRCXCH Production complex, chemical,A facility used for production of chemicals.>\)UH,obޤ7H2or PRCXGM "Production complex, guided missile2A facility used for production of guided missiles.|FMI-mR6ޤ7H2or PRCXMV )Production complex, general motor vehicleGA facility used for non-military motor vehicle production and assembly.xtTrEHBbiޤ7H2or PRCXPT Production complex, petroleum8A facility used for petroleum based products production.D6@R^ޤ7H2or PTL Power transmission linebA system of above ground wires including their supports, which transmit electricity over distance.f'q* N*~kޤ7H2or PWPLFF Power plant, fossil fuel:A facility that provides power produced from fossil fuels.$N^Rޤ7H2or PWPLHL Power plant, hydroelectricEA facility that provides power produced from hydroelectric processes.tL}6yIiݳޤ7H2or PWPLNC Power plant, nuclear<A facility that provides power produced from nuclear energy.ZG,OK!?ޤ7H2or PWPLTH Power plant, thermal?A facility that provides power produced from thermal processes.)Haޤ7H2or QUAY Quay A FACILITY-TYPE that is a solidly constructed platform, usually parallel to the shoreline of navigable water, alongside which a vessel can be docked or berthed and, on which, the vessel can be accessed and cargo can be loaded or unloaded on one side of the vessel only.HA!лޤ7H2or RAIL Rail facilitieshAn installation on a railway where loads may be transferred between trains and other means of transport.[oAPѠnޤ7H2or RAILHD RailheadSThe point on a railway from which branch-line or road transport of supplies begins.#s+XIO.:Pޤ7H2or RAILWY Railway>A rail or set of parallel rails on which a train or tram runs.] C*6jޤ7H2or RDJNCT Road, junction9A site where two or more roads join or form a connection.ẙ6DnLfޤ7H2or RDRHD Radar headANo definition provided in ADatP-3 Baseline 13.1 FFIRN/FUD 1874/4.j!'*I2qޤ7H2or RDRPST Radar postANo definition provided in ADatP-3 Baseline 13.1 FFIRN/FUD 1874/4.[-RO aޤ7H2or REFARE Refugee holding area}A facility where refugees are assembled for classification, sorting or further movement to other facilities or installations.9(l!@~RSuKޤ7H2or RELAY Relay facilityAn installation organised, equipped, and located for the purpose of extending the coverage of electronic communications and detection.rO#)Kޤ7H2or RELFAC Religious facilityMAn ecclesiastical facility established for the purpose of worship and prayer.w_FKi Tc *ޤ7H2or RES ReservoirBA man-made open enclosure or area formed for the storage of water.ϲ#0Og*VY'ޤ7H2or REVETM RevetmentIAn embankment to provide shelter (as against bomb splinters or strafing).*gyD[º^ޤ7H2or RFAREP Rail facility, repairEAn installation on a railway where railway equipment may be repaired.tb b-'G$kޤ7H2or ROAD Road)An open way maintained for vehicular use.//LKs׫ޤ7H2or ROMPT Refuel on the move pointgA facility where vehicles receive a prescribed (timed) amount of fuel and then continue their movement.A facility containing radar employed for air-defence purposes."*~MLKw;ޤ7H2or SITART Site, artillery locating@A facility containing equipment employed for locating artillery.7+?If6uޤ7H2or SITEEW Site, electronic warfare/A facility that carries out Electronic Warfare.{-e3AtHBޤ7H2or SITGSR Site, ground surveillance radarFA facility containing radar employed for ground surveillance purposes.)ISLZWjޤ7H2or SITLOG Site, logisticKA facility for the storage, maintenance, research, or disposal of material.tvMa (FtElޤ7H2or SITMLB Site, military bridging9A facility that is used as a basis for military bridging. eFK @Tޤ7H2or SITRAD Site, radarlA facility containing radar that may be employed for the tracking and identification of battlespace objects.w@/xI_*(ޤ7H2or SITRFT Site, raft!No definition provided in APP-6A.Bm3@O|w A#ޤ7H2or SLPWAY Slipway`A FACILITY-TYPE that provides a sloping surface or inclined structure leading down to the water.=^Aœ#DPޤ7H2or SNSRFP Sensor fusion postANo definition provided in ADatP-3 Baseline 13.1 FFIRN/FUD 1874/4.9eJNDMޤ7H2or SNVRDR Site, navigation radar=A facility containing radar employed for navigation purposes.VFoB`A3ޤ7H2or SPTARE Support arealA facility in which combat services support (CSS) elements and some staff elements locate to support a unit.'AxBx {aޤ7H2or STN Station, general?A stopping place for the transfer of passengers and/or freight._h`,L ZFޤ7H2or STP Steeple/spire{In architecture, a steeply pointed pyramidal or conical structure usually attached to an ecclesiastical or public building.~GD㼬 1ޤ7H2or STSSML Site, surface to surface missileSAn installation dedicated to the storage and launch of surface-to-surface missiles.0XCOQR㾴ޤ7H2or SUPDAM Supply dump, ammunition>A temporary storage area, usually in the open, for ammunition.tMnM;ޤ7H2or SUPDMP Supply dump]A temporary storage area, usually in the open, for bombs, ammunition, equipment, or supplies.nK@`ME{kޤ7H2or SUPPT Supply point.A facility where supply services are provided.C5h8ޤ7H2or SWGFAC Sewage treatment facility9A facility used for the handling and treatment of sewage.KG1ޤ7H2or TACAN Tacan station;A facility used in a global tactical air navigation system.VsP OZFFWHޤ7H2or TCH Trench/A linear excavation dug for defensive purposes.PWVE(g8ޤ7H2or TOW Tower, non-communicationsWA relatively tall structure which may be used for observation, support, or storage etc.ep@A relatively tall structure mounted with an anti-aircraft gun.̲B/PRaޤ7H2or TWNHAL Town hallXA building for the administration of local government, having public meeting rooms, etc.ՓdJK$ޤ7H2or TWTLTM Tower, television transmitterBA relatively tall structure mounted with a television transmitter.&5F³O>a^ ޤ7H2or URBANA Urban area^A developed area, constituting, forming, or including a city, town, or burgh, or part of such.*GDsޤ7H2or VLLAGE VillageuA group of houses and associated buildings, larger than a hamlet and smaller than a town, especially in a rural area.S+[*C}Q ޤ7H2or VST Vehicle storage/parking areaeAn open land area used for storing or parking vehicles or vessels. (Including Recreational Vehicles).4RJ'wnޤ7H2or WALL WallA continuous, vertical structure, such as a concrete or rock wall serving to enclose, divide, support or protect an area of land. Includes sea walls.6at&K$鐿hޤ7H2or WAREHS WarehouseA facility for the receipt, classification, storage, accounting, issue, maintenance, procurement, manufacture, assembly, research, salvage or disposal of material..)L1Czޤ7H2or WATSPL Water supplyVA facility containing the equipment used for the storage and/or distribution of water.?-Gy~ޤ7H2or WSHFAC Washing facility2A facility for washing personnel and/or equipment.~ݥC(Nz-nޤ7H2or WSTPLE Waste pileFUnusable or unwanted material, which may include hazardous materiel. \THwUޤ7H2or WTRFAC Water treatment facility8A facility used for the handling and treatment of water. LCz>vޤ7H2or WTW Water towerFAn elevated container and its supporting structure used to hold water.#XjTWNWޤ7H2or XLC Crossing/level crossing`A facility that is a point where two or more line features intersect or cross at the same level.b#)J:Ykޤ7H2or XRR Crossing, railway/river\A facility where railway track crosses a highway or street, or where a river can be crossed.,*EONN H%?8NӇ-q DS134_feat_cat_codeDS134_feat_cat_codezqQ(@rDž`"*EONN H%CF CONTROL-FEATUREA non-tangible FEATURE of military interest that is administratively specified, may be represented by a geometric figure, and is associated with the conduct of military operations.k4c@(ƣ*EONN H%GF GEOGRAPHIC-FEATUREXA FEATURE describing terrain characteristics to which military significance is attached.4w@1*EONN H%MF METEOROLOGIC-FEATUREKA FEATURE that describes reported or forecast weather and light conditions.RK%+ BRS*EONN H%NOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.,N;~@!u>1?8NӇ-q DS135_feat_type_cat_codeDS135_feat_type_cat_code^++OwFcrN;~@!u>1CF CONTROL-FEATURE-TYPEA non-tangible FEATURE-TYPE of military interest that may be represented as a geometric figure and is associated with the conduct of military operations.!2qA hgN;~@!u>1GF GEOGRAPHIC-FEATURE-TYPEaA FEATURE-TYPE that describes terrain characteristics to which military significance is attached.rF 1MF Meteorologic feature typePA FEATURE-TYPE that describes reported or forecast weather and light conditions./KIYN;~@!u>1NOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.,NQeD l#?8NӇ-q DS137_gfeat_type_cat_codeDS137_gfeat_type_cat_codedxQu?NMLUNQeD l#CONTNT Continent4Any of the world's main continuous expanses of land.jGs~NXe>NQeD l#CSTLHY Coastal hydrographyVNatural features representing different aspects of interchange between water and land.=4IT<NQeD l#INLNDW Inland water@A sea, lake, river, etc situated in the interior of a land mass.xEղD!%jv4NQeD l#LNDFRM Landform(Natural features of the earth's surface.t)%KMTmNQeD l#NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.A HU nH<NQeD l#NOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.D72NQeD l#SNOWIC Snow/ice8Natural features that are characterised by frozen water.j֮3hN]NINQeD l#WETLND Wetland.A saturated area, at times covered with water.,mCo@Jt i?8NӇ-q DS138_loc_cat_codeDS138_loc_cat_code-evJqc.mCo@Jt iLN LINEsA LOCATION that is defined by two or more POINTs connected by one-dimensional line segments in an ordered sequence.3ypL02mmCo@Jt iPT POINTA zero-dimensional LOCATION.S`wݍK9vmCo@Jt iSURFAC SURFACEA two-dimensional LOCATION.bncA8kQMmCo@Jt iUND Undefined?A LOCATION that refers to a position that cannot be determined.'s3C"L@mCo@Jt iVL GEOMETRIC-VOLUME>A specific LOCATION that is a three-dimensional bounded space.,HAWI[@Ǵ?8NӇ-q DS139_mat_type_cat_codeDS139_mat_type_cat_code}?Y~Dl_OHAWI[@ǴCM CONSUMABLE-MATERIEL-TYPE6A MATERIEL-TYPE that is an expendable class of supply.J/uL!]MHAWI[@ǴEQ EQUIPMENT-TYPE5A MATERIEL-TYPE that is not intended for consumption.K0oH0kvHAWI[@ǴNOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.,qCEGs?8NӇ-q DS141_mnfld_lnd_pattern_codeDS141_mnfld_lnd_pattern_code/:՚EmAkqCEGsNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable. >CHxvq8vqCEGsREGMNF Regular minefieldA minefield that is implemented by placing mines one at a time in a regular pattern as directed by current doctrine (for example, straight line or zigzag).a0+K01lEqCEGsREGTHK 1Regular minefield, thickened with scattered minescA minefield that is implemented by placing mines one at a time in combination with scattered mines.zIX?J1qCEGsSCATTR ScatteredA minefield that is implemented by mines that are delivered by aircraft, artillery, missile or ground dispenser without any regard to classical patterns.,HNFf1?8NӇ-q DS142_mnfld_lnd_persistence_cdDS142_mnfld_lnd_persistence_cdۂߵiGHNFf1NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.njLAcZM}HNFf1PERMAN PermanentFA minefield, already existing and effective, until somebody clears it.vZ^Ir1HNFf1REMOTE Remote activated destruction4A minefield that can be destroyed by remote control.(EG5fJHNFf1SLFDST Timed automatic destructionYA minefield that is in place for a certain period of time after which it destroys itself.,<*sN1\?8NӇ-q DS144_obj_item_cat_codeDS144_obj_item_cat_codeUT[MtBVq<*sN1\FA FACILITYAn OBJECT-ITEM that is built, installed or established to serve some particular purpose and is identified by the service it provides rather than by its content.&LeHE<*sN1\FE FEATUREjAn OBJECT-ITEM that encompasses meteorological, geographic, and control features of military significance.%dWHg2ƽ:a<*sN1\MA MATERIELAn OBJECT-ITEM that is equipment, apparatus or supplies of military interest without distinction as to its application for administrative or combat purposes.*(En"<*sN1\NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.0coFΜ;<*sN1\OR ORGANISATIONAAn OBJECT-ITEM that is an administrative or functional structure.'7*ĉC墊<*sN1\PE PERSON[An OBJECT-ITEM that is a human being to whom military or civilian significance is attached.,)cbClmW?8NӇ-q DS146_obj_item_stat_cat_codeDS146_obj_item_stat_cat_codeg(CAH$)cbClmWCF CONTROL-FEATURE-STATUSRAn OBJECT-ITEM-STATUS that is a record of condition of a specific CONTROL-FEATURE.SN]_F|C+)cbClmWFA FACILITY-STATUSKAn OBJECT-ITEM-STATUS that is a record of condition of a specific FACILITY._kHH&a)cbClmWGF GEOGRAPHIC-FEATURE-STATUSUAn OBJECT-ITEM-STATUS that is a record of condition of a specific GEOGRAPHIC-FEATURE.JP5[BA]$)J?)cbClmWMA MATERIEL-STATUSKAn OBJECT-ITEM-STATUS that is a record of condition of a specific MATERIEL.)ţVPO˄|J)cbClmWNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.mw|EKDe)cbClmWOR ORGANISATION-STATUSOAn OBJECT-ITEM-STATUS that is a record of condition of a specific ORGANISATION.+`H1$.w )cbClmWPE PERSON-STATUSIAn OBJECT-ITEM-STATUS that is a record of condition of a specific PERSON.,ksWORi >?8NӇ-q DS148_obj_type_cat_codeDS148_obj_type_cat_code.oFtlIksWORi >FA FACILITY-TYPEAn OBJECT-TYPE that is intended to be built, installed or established to serve some particular purpose and is identified by the service it is intended to provided rather than by its content.R Aa-ksWORi >FE FEATURE-TYPEjAn OBJECT-TYPE that encompasses meteorological, geographic, and control features of military significance.6/yLJ{NksWORi >MA MATERIEL-TYPEAn OBJECT-TYPE that represents equipment, apparatus or supplies of military interest without distinction to its application for administrative or combat purposes.mCޖksWORi >NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.kmXL2y9ksWORi >OR ORGANISATION-TYPEGAn OBJECT-TYPE that represents administrative or functional structures.(w@&1ksWORi >PE PERSON-TYPEQAn OBJECT-TYPE that represents human beings about whom information is to be held.,2\7L;w?8NӇ-q DS149_org_cat_codeDS149_org_cat_code41I/@Qy32\7L;wCO CONVOYAn ORGANISATION that is a group of vehicles or vessels organised for the purpose of control and orderly movement with or without escort protection.LPH5Uw2\7L;wNOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.FqI6]? 2\7L;wUN UNITMA military ORGANISATION whose structure is prescribed by competent authority.,"mMxArRd?8NӇ-q DS154_org_type_cat_codeDS154_org_type_cat_codeL Q"mMxArRdCIVPST CIVILIAN-POST-TYPEAn ORGANISATION-TYPE with a set of duties that are intended to be fulfilled by one person in private sector and non-military government organisations.FaW.4B!|V"mMxArRdGRPORG GROUP-ORGANISATION-TYPEyAn ORGANISATION-TYPE that is non-formal in nature and classes together its members due to mutual or common circumstances.M/I|B%mɭ qL"mMxArRdGVTORG GOVERNMENT-ORGANISATION-TYPErAn ORGANISATION-TYPE that controls and administers public policy either under a national or international mandate.n kJz$"mMxArRdNOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.OǮEaX!J:"mMxArRdPVSORG PRIVATE-SECTOR-ORGANISATION-TYPEAn ORGANISATION-TYPE that is a non-government organisation and is constituted for business, commerce, manufacturing, trade, relief or philanthropy.,ʝIF+*?8NӇ-q DS156_pers_type_rank_codeDS156_pers_type_rank_codem ZxI Ј*ʝIF+*EPTE Enlisted privateA military person in the armed forces without an officer's commission, warrant or other rank conferring leadership over other servicemen.qEcMd ULrʝIF+*NCO NCO, not otherwise specifiedgAn enlisted member of the armed forces appointed to a rank conferring leadership over other servicemen.CIEM"ʝIF+*NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.ۗJrGCpʝIF+*OF1 OF-1dOfficer rank of Lieutenant/Second Lieutenant/Midshipman/Sub-Lieutenant/Pilot Officer/Flying Officer.ߵv\(I)cEBʝIF+*OF10 OF-10EOfficer rank of Field Marshal/Fleet Admiral/General of the Air Force.USFϒޤ)ʝIF+*OF2 OF-25Officer rank of Captain/Lieutenant/Flight Lieutenant.)iA/Mӑ1t;ʝIF+*OF3 OF-3;Officer rank of Major/Lieutenant-Commander/Squadron Leader.^, E҃!.hʝIF+*OF4 OF-4<Officer rank of Lieutenant Colonel/Commander/Wing Commander..?u6A VʝIF+*OF5 OF-5IOfficer rank of Colonel/Captain (under 6 years seniority) /Group Captain. FG93&Oag` G`C Clouds_A weather condition in which the sky or part of the sky is covered or partly covered by clouds.dO Oag` G`RDACCL Radioactive cloudA cloud that contains the hot gases, smoke, dust and other particulate matter from the nuclear bomb itself or other sources that are carried aloft.a#r譸Jդag` G`SMOKE SmokeLA weather condition in which the sky or part of the sky is covered by smoke.,_K̔(hF,A{ ?8NӇ-q DS169_met_feat_source_codeDS169_met_feat_source_code)|lDsyD'X_K̔(hF,A{ FOR ForecastwA statement of anticipated (meteorological) conditions for a specified place (or area, route, etc.) and period of time.PP!GH+/M|_K̔(hF,A{ OBSRVD ObservedReported based on observation, in meteorological context, a record of measurement or assessment of one or more meteorological elements - e.g. temperature pressure, cloud type and amount - at a particular time and place.,Ut`1J- ?8NӇ-q DS170_precipitation_cat_codeDS170_precipitation_cat_code zJC"KUt`1J- DRZLE Drizzle?Fairly uniform precipitation composed exclusively of fine drops (diameter less than 0.5 mm) very close together. Drizzle appears to float while following air currents although, unlike fog droplets, it falls to the ground. It usually falls from low stratus clouds and is frequently accompanied by low visibility and fog.wv`He\Ut`1J- FDRZLE Freezing drizzleDrizzle which freezes upon impact with the ground, with objects in flight, or with objects on the ground. Produces glaze (clear) ice.EOū#D\0~Ut`1J- FRAIN Freezing rainRain that freezes on impact with the ground, with objects in flight, or with objects on the ground. Produces glaze (clear) ice.P3%zwN >drUt`1J- HAIL HailPrecipitation in the form of small balls or other pieces of ice falling separately or frozen together in irregular lumps. Hailstones consist of alternate opaque and clear layers of ice in most cases. Hail is normally associated with thunderstorms and surface temperatures above freezing.*+d BzM~Ut`1J- ICECRY Ice crystalsSA fall of unbranched (snow crystals are branched) ice crystals in the form of needles, columns, or plates. They are termed "ice prisms" in synoptic observations. Ice crystals are often so tiny they seem to be suspended in air. They may fall from a cloud or from clear air. The crystals are visible mainly when they glitter in the sunshine or other bright light (diamond dust), thus producing a luminous pillar or other optical phenomena. This hydrometer (rarely more than the lightest precipitation), which is frequent in polar regions, occurs only at very low temperatures in stable air masses.u0@+F+EAHUt`1J- ICEPLT Ice pellets Precipitation of transparent or translucent pellets of ice, which are round or irregular, rarely conical, and have a diameter of 5 mm or less. The pellets usually rebound when striking hard ground and make a sound on impact. There are two main types: hard grains of ice consisting of frozen raindrops or melted and refrozen snowflakes and pellets of snow encased in a thin layer of ice formed from the freezing, either of droplets intercepted by the pellets, or of water resulting from the partial melting of the pellets.]NnC -\Ut`1J- NPR No precipitationNo measurable precipitation.ƽ+6Ih4UpUt`1J- RAIN RainPrecipitation, either in the form of drops larger than 0.5 mm, or smaller drops, which in contrast to drizzle, are widely separated.WtT6NE)|| eUt`1J- RAINSR Rain showeroThe rain changes intensity or starts and stops abruptly. These showers fall exclusively from cumuliform clouds. qHJ@Lo%-Ut`1J- SLEET Sleet0A condition with precipitation of rain and snow. {iCD~tPUt`1J- SNOW SnowpFrozen precipitation in the form of white or translucent hexagonal ice crystals that fall in soft, white flakes. R?qS"Ad3-8&Ut`1J- SNWGRN Snow grainsIPrecipitation of very small, white, opaque particles of ice; the solid equivalent of drizzle. The grains are fairly flat or elongated. Diameters are generally less than 1 mm. When the grains hit hard ground, they do not bounce or shatter. They usually fall in very small quantities from stratus clouds (or occasionally from fog). ?zj$C(BJUt`1J- SNWSHR Snow showerkSnow changes intensity or starts and stops abruptly. These showers fall exclusively from cumuliform clouds. ,jNJIA5"n,??8NӇ-q DS171_atmo_tmpr_gradient_codeDS171_atmo_tmpr_gradient_code>@$J?jNJIA5"n,?NEUTRL NeutralhA one degree Kelvin, or less, temperature gradient between the ground and 100 metres above ground level.Cʼ4CRS|1 QjNJIA5"n,?NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.%J0òjNJIA5"n,?STABLE StableMore than one degree Kelvin positive temperature gradient between the ground and 100 metres above ground level. (colder lower layers)A8L!\G)OMjNJIA5"n,?UNSTAB UnstableMore than one degree Kelvin negative temperature gradient between the ground and 100 metres above ground level. (hotter lower layers),UFQUYx?8NӇ-q DS172_wind_cat_codeDS172_wind_cat_code IOAFSCUFQUYxCONST Constant!Winds that have a constant force.sߖHSn_3UFQUYxGUST GustingWA rapid increase in the strength of the wind relative to the mean strength at the time.~:AO'UFQUYxNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.EpM5OUFQUYxSQUAL SquallsA strong wind that rises suddenly, generally lasts for some minutes, and dies comparatively suddenly away. It is distinguished from a gust by its longer duration.ǧIfEdmUFQUYxTRBLEX Turbulence, extremeExtreme turbulence is a transitory atmospheric condition that has varying effects on aircraft operations. It is a serious hazard to pilots that may occur without warning.]NJyI4UFQUYxTRBLLI Turbulence, lightLight turbulence is a transitory atmospheric condition that has varying effects on aircraft operations. It is a serious hazard to pilots that may occur without warning.wƣ&_E/AMcUFQUYxTRBLMO Turbulence, moderateModerate turbulence is a transitory atmospheric condition that has varying effects on aircraft operations. It is a serious hazard to pilots that may occur without warning.]UpCMIUFQUYxTRBLSE Turbulence, severeSevere turbulence is a transitory atmospheric condition that has varying effects on aircraft operations. It is a serious hazard to pilots that may occur without warning.юRoEiPpUFQUYxVRB Variable!Winds that have a variable force. pyG[6b#!UFQUYxWSHEAR Wind shearEA variation in wind velocity at right angles to the wind's direction. ,E X+T@7cV?8NӇ-q DS173_capab_uom_codeDS173_capab_uom_code#zܛjL,cE X+T@7cVCM Cubic metre?The standard international unit of volume in the metric system.LUc&BkbqҟAE X+T@7cVCMH Cubic metre(s) per hour=Units of cubic metres divided by the elapsed time in hours. xhB+EE X+T@7cVDEG Degree-One of 360 equally divided parts of a circle.'n SCfMٽE X+T@7cVEA EachSingly.JӻiO/cHE X+T@7cVGHZ Gigahertz1,000,000,000 hertz.3 sڎGŘU[E X+T@7cVHR Hour!A unit of 3,600 seconds duration.E#cMDuu;FE X+T@7cVHZ Hertz`The standard international unit of frequency in the metric system equal to one cycle per second.1@nOE X+T@7cVITEMPD Item(s) per day Number of Items against one day.v8,MWeE X+T@7cVITEMPH Item(s) per hour!Number of Items against one hour. YVM.E X+T@7cVITEMPM Item(s) per minute#Number of Items against one minute. DRKT#b=E X+T@7cVKG Kilogram=The standard international unit of mass in the metric system. *Lq\:GHɺE X+T@7cVKGH Kilogram(s) per hour:Units of 1,000 grams divided by the elapsed time in hours. #7F-vTE X+T@7cVKHZ Kilohertz 1,000 hertz. =oOw‡E X+T@7cVKM Kilometre 1,000 metres.· Hnp PEoE X+T@7cVKNOTS Knots@A standard measure of a ships speed in nautical miles per hour.1=M6 iE X+T@7cVKPH Kilometre(s) per hour;Units of 1,000 metres divided by the elapsed time in hours.E.BePjE X+T@7cVLI Litre?A standard international unit of capacity in the metric system.q\M޺oYE X+T@7cVLPH Litre(s) per hour5Units of litres divided by the elapsed time in hours.mH_1:@XZmE X+T@7cVLPM Litre(s) per minute7Units of litres divided by the elapsed time in minutes._ZE H.5\E X+T@7cVMANHUR Man-hourdAn hour regarded in terms of the amount of work that could be done by one person within this period.\ IZE X+T@7cVMETRE MetreGThe standard international unit of linear measure in the metric system.cߥBʙNE X+T@7cVMHPRHR Man-hour(s) per hour8Units of man-hours divided by the elapsed time in hours.XkZCBѼs?E X+T@7cVMHZ Megahertz1,000,000 hertz.{YڽMs [E X+T@7cVMINUTE MinuteA unit of 60 seconds duration.XͱG6H!5E X+T@7cVMPS Metre(s) per second7Units of metres divided by the elapsed time in seconds.d{GA%p"bE X+T@7cVMTRCTN Metric ton1,000 kilograms.ORcOlpn E X+T@7cVNM Nautical milePA standard measure of length equal to one minute of a great circle of the earth.W{ƍ#AƔAhE X+T@7cVPPS Pulse(s) per second3The rate at which pulses are generated or received.otX+6AWE X+T@7cVPRCNTG PercentageA rate or proportion per cent.@K\q_:M]IE X+T@7cVRDM Round(s) per minute5The number of rounds that can be fired in 60 seconds.ȄPFjVi &FE X+T@7cVSECOND Second=The standard international unit of time in the metric system.AmHKи$ġ<E X+T@7cVSMH Square metre(s) per hour>Units of square metres divided by the elapsed time in hours. zg@ ZµU"E X+T@7cVSQM Square metre;A standard international unit of area in the metric system.!wWHCc~fE X+T@7cVUNTLS Unitless!There is no unit of measure used."N LEC#*E X+T@7cVWATT Watt>The standard international unit of power in the metric system.#,EGb 9I->/ ?8NӇ-q DS174_gender_codeDS174_gender_codeoqiON63oEGb 9I->/ FEMALE Female Feminine.GA]%C̯ww~EGb 9I->/ MALE Male Masculine.ߺB/dNJEGb 9I->/ NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.,,X{NXZh?8NӇ-q DS175_affl_religion_codeDS175_affl_religion_codeqK FE\p#16F,X{NXZhAFRMTH "African Methodist Episcopal (Zion)XOne who adheres to or identifies with the African Methodist Episcopal (Zion) doctrine. k@mN%: ep,X{NXZhANGLCN Anglican<One who adheres to or identifies with the Anglican doctrine.K+W8EÂ4Dn,X{NXZhANIMSM Animism;One who adheres to or identifies with the Animism doctrine. Au7l,X{NXZhAPSTLC Apostolic=One who adheres to or identifies with the Apostolic doctrine.3 T|@L-qxv,X{NXZhARMNAN Armenian<One who adheres to or identifies with the Armenian doctrine.UBVVG $',X{NXZhARMORT Armenian OrthodoxEOne who adheres to or identifies with the Armenian Orthodox doctrine.DrOne who adheres to or identifies with the Babylonian doctrine. Y"#^L@L,X{NXZhBAHAI Baha'i:One who adheres to or identifies with the Baha'i doctrine. fSEñ|,X{NXZhBAPTST Baptist;One who adheres to or identifies with the Baptist doctrine. @zx G~<<`,X{NXZhBEHAI Beha'i:One who adheres to or identifies with the Beha'i doctrine. ӇWajO~2I ,X{NXZhBLGORT Bulgarian OrthodoxFOne who adheres to or identifies with the Bulgarian Orthodox doctrine. MٗXB*@,X{NXZhBUDHSM Buddhism<One who adheres to or identifies with the Buddhism doctrine.1F;,X{NXZhCALVNS Calvinist=One who adheres to or identifies with the Calvinist doctrine.v:NKM6dN,X{NXZhCATHLC Catholic<One who adheres to or identifies with the Catholic doctrine.bOgKe),X{NXZhCHNDGY Chondogyo=One who adheres to or identifies with the Chondogyo doctrine. ^y.A2A,X{NXZhCHRENG Church of EnglandEOne who adheres to or identifies with the Church of England doctrine.GCE;-LOez>,X{NXZhCHRFRW Christian (Free Wesleyan Church)TOne who adheres to or identifies with the Christian (Free Wesleyan Church) doctrine. NIhFgy,X{NXZhCHRGOD Church of GodAOne who adheres to or identifies with the Church of God doctrine.+=I(?9,X{NXZhCHRSLB Christian (Liebenzell Mission)ROne who adheres to or identifies with the Christian (Liebenzell Mission) doctrine.^4CPoxB,X{NXZhCHRSTN Christian=One who adheres to or identifies with the Christian doctrine.B%CM j ,X{NXZhCHRTVL Church of TuvaluDOne who adheres to or identifies with the Church of Tuvalu doctrine.U|Dd:,X{NXZhCNFCNS Confucianism@One who adheres to or identifies with the Confucianism doctrine.iAUKE4g{r,X{NXZhCNG CongregationalBOne who adheres to or identifies with the Congregational doctrine.wʹ J(ZX,X{NXZhCNGCCH Congregational Christian ChurchSOne who adheres to or identifies with the Congregational Christian Church doctrine.8_xGn%q@,X{NXZhCNGNCH Congregational New ChurchMOne who adheres to or identifies with the Congregational New Church doctrine.?|mB$w,X{NXZhCPTCHR Coptic ChristianDOne who adheres to or identifies with the Coptic Christian doctrine.Ʋ/IBxR#,X{NXZhDRUZE Druze9One who adheres to or identifies with the Druze doctrine. ~7O.2Rµ`,X{NXZhEKLNIE Ekalesia NieueBOne who adheres to or identifies with the Ekalesia Nieue doctrine.e>zCZKc~,X{NXZhEPSCPL Episcopalian@One who adheres to or identifies with the Episcopalian doctrine.oQx@J &,X{NXZhESTORT Eastern OrthodoxDOne who adheres to or identifies with the Eastern Orthodox doctrine. ۅ eT&5EJe(,X{NXZhETHORT Ethiopian OrthodoxFOne who adheres to or identifies with the Ethiopian Orthodox doctrine.!qVBq~K,X{NXZhEVNALL Evangelical AllianceHOne who adheres to or identifies with the Evangelical Alliance doctrine."nIALuG{,X{NXZhEVNGCH Evangelist ChurchEOne who adheres to or identifies with the Evangelist Church doctrine.#%Ij~U,X{NXZhEVNLUT Evangelical LutheranHOne who adheres to or identifies with the Evangelical Lutheran doctrine.$rA(#,X{NXZhGEOORT Georgian OrthodoxEOne who adheres to or identifies with the Georgian Orthodox doctrine.%2 6A6)Lv,X{NXZhGRGARM Gregorian-ArmenianFOne who adheres to or identifies with the Gregorian-Armenian doctrine.& @MFwr/,X{NXZhGRKCTH Greek CatholicBOne who adheres to or identifies with the Greek Catholic doctrine.'C{Hf<H,X{NXZhGRKORT Greek OrthodoxBOne who adheres to or identifies with the Greek Orthodox doctrine.($ct oCUBֈ,X{NXZhHINDU Hinduism<One who adheres to or identifies with the Hinduism doctrine.)|<ON,X{NXZhIBDMUS Ibadhi MuslimAOne who adheres to or identifies with the Ibadhi Muslim doctrine.*FgAӐM,X{NXZhINDGNS Indigenous>One who adheres to or identifies with the Indigenous doctrine.+5F]F,X{NXZhISLAMA Islam (Alawite)COne who adheres to or identifies with the Islam (Alawite) doctrine.,=L7Z,X{NXZhISLAMC Islamic;One who adheres to or identifies with the Islamic doctrine.-[XF F&-.L,X{NXZhISLAMI Islam (Isma'ilite)FOne who adheres to or identifies with the Islam (Isma'ilite) doctrine..@iI|zA[,X{NXZhISLAMN Islam (Nusayri)COne who adheres to or identifies with the Islam (Nusayri) doctrine./$aJk,X{NXZhJAINS Jains9One who adheres to or identifies with the Jains doctrine.0',TDM{ײ,X{NXZhJHVWTN Jehovah's WitnessEOne who adheres to or identifies with the Jehovah's Witness doctrine.1%,CkK?iO-A,X{NXZhJUDASM Judaism;One who adheres to or identifies with the Judaism doctrine.2ʏ7YtCChЛ(,X{NXZhKIEVPT Kiev PatriarchateEOne who adheres to or identifies with the Kiev Patriarchate doctrine.3iS;K.#3,X{NXZhKMBNGS Kimbanguist?One who adheres to or identifies with the Kimbanguist doctrine.4)8Hb,X{NXZhLAMBUD Lamaistic BuddhismFOne who adheres to or identifies with the Lamaistic Buddhism doctrine.5\;RIb ,X{NXZhLNDMSN London Missionary SocietyMOne who adheres to or identifies with the London Missionary Society doctrine.6P@I.q,X{NXZhLTRSNT Latter-day SaintsEOne who adheres to or identifies with the Latter-day Saints doctrine.7bwF>c[,X{NXZhLUTHRN Lutheran<One who adheres to or identifies with the Lutheran doctrine.8>"H*L@*[j-,X{NXZhMANDEA Mandeaen<One who adheres to or identifies with the Mandeaen doctrine.9( RLc}n,X{NXZhMARONT Maronite<One who adheres to or identifies with the Maronite doctrine.:F|CM*jA,X{NXZhMENNTE Mennonite=One who adheres to or identifies with the Mennonite doctrine.;('w/K-! m,X{NXZhMETHDS Methodist=One who adheres to or identifies with the Methodist doctrine.<ʶ@WFw*u,X{NXZhMODKNG Modekngei=One who adheres to or identifies with the Modekngei doctrine.=woE)knI*45,X{NXZhMSCWPT Moscow PatriarchateGOne who adheres to or identifies with the Moscow Patriarchate doctrine.?(qƏI%6,X{NXZhMUSLIM Muslim:One who adheres to or identifies with the Muslim doctrine.@EڠgI67A|_;,X{NXZhMUSMLY Muslim (Malays)COne who adheres to or identifies with the Muslim (Malays) doctrine.AExyA O,X{NXZhMUSSHF Muslim (Sha'fi)COne who adheres to or identifies with the Muslim (Sha'fi) doctrine.BdG8@;t :A>^ I o ,X{NXZhNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.Ey J2S.,X{NXZhNONE None&One who does not adhere to a religion.Fی6Q2CS,X{NXZhNOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.GiDFեs,X{NXZhORTHDX Orthodox<One who adheres to or identifies with the Orthodox doctrine.Hux =B,O*p,X{NXZhPARSI Parsi9One who adheres to or identifies with the Parsi doctrine.Iܾe[C#/"u,X{NXZhPGNAFR Pagan AfricanAOne who adheres to or identifies with the Pagan African doctrine.J\td_`~F$ +,X{NXZhPNTCST Pentecostal?One who adheres to or identifies with the Pentecostal doctrine.K_aRN(L,X{NXZhPRSBYT Presbyterian@One who adheres to or identifies with the Presbyterian doctrine.Lٰ~LVɅG,X{NXZhPRT Protestant>One who adheres to or identifies with the Protestant doctrine.M"Ȉg#Ae%C,X{NXZhPRTADV Protestant (Adventist)JOne who adheres to or identifies with the Protestant (Adventist) doctrine.N;Cte,X{NXZhPRTEVN "Protestant (Evangelical Methodist)VOne who adheres to or identifies with the Protestant (Evangelical Methodist) doctrine.O7#MGn\DT,X{NXZhPRTMRV Protestant (Moravian)IOne who adheres to or identifies with the Protestant (Moravian) doctrine.P@)_RJ"}ƿ,X{NXZhRMNCTH Roman CatholicBOne who adheres to or identifies with the Roman Catholic doctrine.Q!dN<BL,X{NXZhRMNCTU Roman Catholic (Uniate)KOne who adheres to or identifies with the Roman Catholic (Uniate) doctrine.RIM5mz,X{NXZhROMORT Romanian OrthodoxEOne who adheres to or identifies with the Romanian Orthodox doctrine.SpUK q~R,X{NXZhRUSORT Russian OrthodoxDOne who adheres to or identifies with the Russian Orthodox doctrine.T3xAy",X{NXZhSHIMUS Shi'a Muslim@One who adheres to or identifies with the Shi'a Muslim doctrine.Uo9@>ew,X{NXZhSHINTO Shinto:One who adheres to or identifies with the Shinto doctrine.VQ9~Bj,X{NXZhSHMNSM Shamanism=One who adheres to or identifies with the Shamanism doctrine.WxpgMdK,X{NXZhSIKH Sikh8One who adheres to or identifies with the Sikh doctrine.X*0?Kr4ED,X{NXZhSLVMUS Slavic MuslimAOne who adheres to or identifies with the Slavic Muslim doctrine.Y,ڒG>R,X{NXZhSOCFRD Society of FriendsFOne who adheres to or identifies with the Society of Friends doctrine.Z(T|®JʖR,X{NXZhSPRCLT Spiritual CultsCOne who adheres to or identifies with the Spiritual Cults doctrine.[x{0E /TȈ,X{NXZhSUNMUS Sunni Muslim@One who adheres to or identifies with the Sunni Muslim doctrine.\~s\L4,X{NXZhSVNADV Seventh-day AdventistIOne who adheres to or identifies with the Seventh-day Adventist doctrine.]`D>DH 7(,X{NXZhSYNCHN Syncretic ChondogyoGOne who adheres to or identifies with the Syncretic Chondogyo doctrine.^5F8c5&,X{NXZhTAOISM Taoism:One who adheres to or identifies with the Taoism doctrine._>>nD9,X{NXZhTBTBUD Tibetan BuddhistDOne who adheres to or identifies with the Tibetan Buddhist doctrine.`+cG>g*,X{NXZhTHRVBD Theravada BuddhismFOne who adheres to or identifies with the Theravada Buddhism doctrine.a#rhMK>\,X{NXZhTRBREL Tribal ReligionCOne who adheres to or identifies with the Tribal Religion doctrine.bflEaM,X{NXZhTRD Traditional?One who adheres to or identifies with the Traditional doctrine.c#KAq]]0P\,X{NXZhTRDMYN Traditional MayanEOne who adheres to or identifies with the Traditional Mayan doctrine.di?FOaDQƠ,X{NXZhUKRAUT Ukrainian AutocephalousKOne who adheres to or identifies with the Ukrainian Autocephalous doctrine.eLM.<,X{NXZhUKRCTH Ukrainian Catholic (Uniate)OOne who adheres to or identifies with the Ukrainian Catholic (Uniate) doctrine.f 8B@3sj,X{NXZhUKRORT Ukrainian OrthodoxFOne who adheres to or identifies with the Ukrainian Orthodox doctrine.g 6Iv+Yl,X{NXZhUNCH United ChurchAOne who adheres to or identifies with the United Church doctrine.h|7GL ,X{NXZhUNCHAU Uniting Church in AustraliaOOne who adheres to or identifies with the Uniting Church in Australia doctrine.i:/%zW7ON$rxC,X{NXZhUNCHCN United Church (Congregational)ROne who adheres to or identifies with the United Church (Congregational) doctrine.jj})nM'nѡ,X{NXZhUNCHPR United Church (Presbyterian)POne who adheres to or identifies with the United Church (Presbyterian) doctrine.kW5H>,X{NXZhUNDMTH United (Methodist)FOne who adheres to or identifies with the United (Methodist) doctrine.lUaB.:,X{NXZhUNDPRB United (Presbyterian)IOne who adheres to or identifies with the United (Presbyterian) doctrine.mVh*̯DVApu5,X{NXZhUNFRCH United Free ChurchFOne who adheres to or identifies with the United Free Church doctrine.noQ(RJ!,X{NXZhUNICTH Uniate CatholicCOne who adheres to or identifies with the Uniate Catholic doctrine.on3 jL(uH W,X{NXZhVOODOO Voodoo:One who adheres to or identifies with the Voodoo doctrine.pb]ɝCY j,X{NXZhZRSTRN Zoroastrian?One who adheres to or identifies with the Zoroastrian doctrine.q,YwL5E?8NӇ-q DS177_pers_blood_type_codeDS177_pers_blood_type_code {E;"CW@*nYwL5EAPLUS A Rh PositiveVThe circulating red blood cells with 'A' antigen and the presence of the 'Rh' antigen.$wJth YwL5EAMNUS A Rh NegativeUThe circulating red blood cells with 'A' antigen and the absence of the 'Rh' antigen.]AB}YwL5EABPLUS AB Rh Positive^The circulating red blood cells with 'A' and 'B' antigen and the presence of the 'Rh' antigen.F^'GG OoYwL5EABMNUS AB Rh Negative]The circulating red blood cells with 'A' and 'B' antigen and the absence of the 'Rh' antigen. tC+}SYwL5EBPLUS B Rh PositiveVThe circulating red blood cells with 'B' antigen and the presence of the 'Rh' antigen." !JGƉ嘟oYwL5EBMNUS B Rh NegativeUThe circulating red blood cells with 'B' antigen and the absence of the 'Rh' antigen.;\eBQ]؇YwL5ENKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.BrObᝉ)YwL5EOPLUS O Rh PositivecThe circulating red blood cells that lack 'A' and 'B' antigen and the presence of the 'Rh' antigen.67Ma\0եYwL5EOMNUS O Rh NegativebThe circulating red blood cells that lack 'A' and 'B' antigen and the absence of the 'Rh' antigen. ,-oݞHԵѥ?8NӇ-q DS179_act_context_cat_codeDS179_act_context_cat_code YhNX i-oݞHԵѥDES DesiredXAn expected positive consequence of a specific CONTEXT in relation to a specific ACTION.lH*lKZ5#(-oݞHԵѥFINACT Final state, actualHAn actual specific CONTEXT as it exists at the end of a specific ACTION.SRĹSE.<ę-oݞHԵѥFINPLA Final state, planningJA planned specific CONTEXT that may exist at the end of a specific ACTION.eץ,zKpȵQN-oݞHԵѥINIACT Initial state, actualJAn actual specific CONTEXT as it exists at the start of a specific ACTION.?; X@uv_-oݞHԵѥINIPLA Initial state, planningLA planned specific CONTEXT that may exist at the start of a specific ACTION.^!(Lph_r -oݞHԵѥINTACT Intermediate state, actualkAn actual specific CONTEXT as it exists at an intermediate point during the execution of a specific ACTION.r5vJ-!-oݞHԵѥMAX Maximum requiredmThe maximum value referred to by a specific CONTEXT that is necessary for the evolution of a specific ACTION. ӫۢIkN@C0-oݞHԵѥMIN Minimum requiredmThe minimum value referred to by a specific CONTEXT that is necessary for the evolution of a specific ACTION. ,wps?GtCeT?8NӇ-q DS180_capab_cat_codeDS180_capab_cat_code [vjD^lwps?GtCeTENGI ENGINEERING-CAPABILITYA CAPABILITY, required for planning, of those ORGANISATIONs and PERSONs or ORGANISATION-TYPEs and PERSON-TYPEs that are deemed as having the ability to perform construction or destruction activities.]@n]"(wps?GtCeTFIRE FIRE-CAPABILITYA CAPABILITY, required for planning, of those FACILITYs, MATERIELs, ORGANISATIONs and PERSONs, or FACILITY-TYPEs, EQUIPMENT-TYPEs, ORGANISATION-TYPEs and PERSON-TYPEs that are deemed as having the ability to discharge or launch a projectile or missile.]NJQkTwps?GtCeTHNDLNG HANDLING-CAPABILITYDA CAPABILITY, required for planning, of those FACILITYs and MATERIELs, or FACILITY-TYPEs and EQUIPMENT-TYPEs that are deemed as having the ability to move materiels (raw materials, scrap, semi-finished, and finished) to, through, and from productive processes; in warehouses and storage; and in receiving and shipping areas.ľIniwtwps?GtCeTMAIN MAINTENANCE-CAPABILITY A CAPABILITY, required for planning, of those FACILITYs, MATERIELs, ORGANISATIONs and PERSONs or FACILITY-TYPEs, EQUIPMENT-TYPEs, ORGANISATION-TYPEs, and PERSON-TYPEs that are deemed as having the ability to provide a range of activities required to restore or maintain operational usage." BO8wps?GtCeTMOBL MOBILITY-CAPABILITY&A CAPABILITY, required for planning, of those FACILITYs, MATERIELs, ORGANISATIONs and PERSONs or FACILITY-TYPEs, EQUIPMENT-TYPEs, ORGANISATION-TYPEs, and PERSON-TYPEs that are deemed as having the nominal ability to move in space, air, on water, under water, or over a specific type of terrain.4OB.rt{wps?GtCeTOPERAT OPERATIONAL-CAPABILITYA CAPABILITY, required for planning, of those objects and types of objects that are deemed as having the ability, the training and the equipment to perform an operation.mߩ>@0i:wFwps?GtCeTSTOR STORAGE-CAPABILITYA CAPABILITY, required for planning, of those FACILITYs and MATERIELs or EQUIPMENT-TYPEs and FACILITY-TYPEs that are deemed as having the ability to hold a specific OBJECT-TYPE.il$ {&C?8NӇ-q DS181_capab_day_night_codeDS181_capab_day_night_code@t 40+L>l$ {&CDAY DayLThe figures are based on the capability being invoked during daylight hours.8}k57Jmts0+L>l$ {&CDN Day and nightBThe figures are based on the capability being invoked at any time.!^azOG:C 0+L>l$ {&CN NightOThe figures are based on the capability being invoked during hours of darkness.,5u+0Cs7|S?8NӇ-q DS185_cons_matt_subcat_codeDS185_cons_matt_subcat_codeJJIWH-5u+0Cs7|S2CB 2C-B}A synthetic hallucinogenic substance marked by visual hallucinations similar to mescaline a component of the peyote cactus.[Ag^v5u+0Cs7|SAMPHTM Amphetamine*A synthetic drug used esp. as a stimulant.Y˶2Ih޲5u+0Cs7|SAVNFU Aviation fuel7A petroleum fraction used as fuel in aeroplane engines.s`A"TJ5u+0Cs7|SBALNHH Balloon, hand heldqAn airtight envelope of paper, silk or similar material filled with light gas or air designed to be held by hand.K.DL4U65u+0Cs7|SBATDWC Battery, dry/wet celldA portable container of a wet/dry cell or cells carrying an electric charge, as a source of current.4mOGi5u+0Cs7|SBBYTRP Booby trapAn explosive or non-explosive device or other material deliberately placed to cause casualties when an apparently harmless object is disturbed or a normally safe act is performed.$uR _J{J5u+0Cs7|SBLOOD BloodThe red liquid circulating in the arteries and veins of man and the higher animals, by which the tissues are constantly nourished and renewed.z,3"I0@r9 5u+0Cs7|SBNDDR Bandages/dressings8Medical material applied to cover and protect an injury.JJZ4DǢ@Y5u+0Cs7|SBOOK BookA literary composition such as would occupy one or more volumes, without regard to the material form or forms in which it actually exists. DnL EF$Ao5u+0Cs7|SCLTHNG Clothing0Articles of dress or attire worn by individuals. ~fO>C\U5u+0Cs7|SCOAL Coal'Fuel made from carbon, cinder or ember. rI iٚ5u+0Cs7|SCOCANE CocainecA drug derived from coca or prepared synthetically, used as a local anaesthetic and as a stimulant.  S;KӵOB[5u+0Cs7|SCRACK CracktA potent hard crystalline form of cocaine broken into small pieces and inhaled or smoked for its stimulating effect.  k=kiJOIG5u+0Cs7|SDIESEL Diesel fuelCA petroleum fraction intended to be used as fuel in diesel engines.bj25u+0Cs7|SHASOIL Hashish oilSA dark brown to black oily substance possessing a THC content averaging 20 percent.[DEM$#[5u+0Cs7|SHEROIN Heroin^A highly addictive crystalline analgesic drug derived from morphine, often used as a narcotic.XqTʤGIN45u+0Cs7|SJP4F JP-4 fueldA wide cut gasoline type fuel. Specification MIL-T-5624, interchangeable with AVTAG/FSII, NATO F-40.9&[Nc֋~5u+0Cs7|SJP5F JP-5 fuelAviation kerosene, high flash point type, for ship borne aircraft. Specification MIL-T-5624, interchangeable with AVCAT/FSII, NATO F-44.; M5u+0Cs7|SJP7F JP-7 fuel]A kerosene type fuel of low volatility and high thermal stability. Specification MIL-T-38219. HtNHgT5u+0Cs7|SJP8F JP-8 fuel`Aviation kerosene, Specification MIL-T-83133 (F-34), interchangeable with AVTUR/FSII, NATO F-34.?H}+DRC5u+0Cs7|SKEROS KeroseneA mixture of liquid hydrocarbons, a commercial product of the distillation of petroleum intended to be used in kerosene based engines.hEtNY#`{5u+0Cs7|SKHAT Khat;The leaves of this shrub, chewed or infused as a stimulant.InTC5EL5u+0Cs7|SKTMINE KetamineNAn anaesthetic and pain-killing drug, also used (illicitly) as a hallucinogen.΂_ NL375u+0Cs7|SLEAFLT Leaflet[A small sized leaf of paper containing printed matter, chiefly for gratuitous distribution.7ȤM㓥y5u+0Cs7|SLPG Liquefied petroleum gasLiquefied petroleum gas. 36;{&Lb`Ot 5u+0Cs7|SLSD LSDLysergic acid diethylamide.!~+hMOU.L5u+0Cs7|SLTRBMB Letter bombAn improvised explosive device deliberately sent by postal or other services, as an apparently harmless letter or parcel, to cause casualties to the addressee."f #b KdnY5u+0Cs7|SLUBRIC Lubricant8A material, usually an oil, used to lubricate machinery.#GsڇLα$}5u+0Cs7|SMAGZNE Magazine@A periodical publication containing articles by various writers.$|'ga H6+7_5u+0Cs7|SMARJUN MarijuanaThe dried leaves, flowering tops, and stems of the hemp, used as an intoxicating or hallucinogenic drug and usu. smoked in cigarettes; cannabis.%!Un-QEba"5u+0Cs7|SMATING MattingKSteel or other material used to construct a supporting surface over ground.&v]D)PxE5u+0Cs7|SMEDICN Medicine>Any substance or preparation used in the treatment of disease.'5eQ9GbSgD5u+0Cs7|SMORFIN MorphineXAn analgesic and narcotic drug obtained from opium and used medicinally to relieve pain.(Ds0J6(5u+0Cs7|SMSCLNE Mescaline4A hallucinogenic alkaloid present in mescal buttons.)?0i̪MR>>5u+0Cs7|SMTHAMP MethamphetamineNAn amphetamine derivative with quicker and longer action, used as a stimulant.*w/}M#J))Z;5u+0Cs7|SMURAL MuralKA painting executed on a wall or ceiling as part of a scheme or decoration.+t,{?@O"CgF5u+0Cs7|SNASF18 NATO standard fuel code F18"Gasoline, Aviation, Grade 100/130.,=Iy Fk)*5u+0Cs7|SNASF34 NATO standard fuel code F340Turbine Fuel, Aviation, Kerosene Type With S748.-mc/vD{5u+0Cs7|SNASF35 NATO standard fuel code F35&Turbine Fuel, Aviation, Kerosene Type..D(2CoU5u+0Cs7|SNASF40 NATO standard fuel code F401Turbine Fuel, Aviation, Wide Cut Type, With S748./!K 5u+0Cs7|SNASF44 NATO standard fuel code F442Turbine Fuel, Aviation, High Flash Type With S748.0^"ED v?w5u+0Cs7|SNATGAS Natural gasxA flammable gas, consisting largely of methane and other hydrocarbons, occurring naturally underground and used as fuel.1+"DNy5u+0Cs7|SNBCKIT NBC kitThe personal equipment and or medical supplies issued to a person for protection against chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear materiel contamination or exposure.29h{MU[5u+0Cs7|SNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.3hI=KML(c5u+0Cs7|SNWSPPR NewspapervA printed publication containing the news, commonly with the addition of advertisements and other matters of interest.4[%|9GɰAJ5u+0Cs7|SOIL Oil(A substance having the following characters (or most of them): viz. those of being liquid at ordinary temperatures, of a viscid consistence and characteristic smooth and sticky (unctuous) feel, lighter than water and insoluble in it, soluble in alcohol and ether, inflammable, chemically neutral.5XH zBzTػ5u+0Cs7|SOPIUM OpiumA reddish-brown heavy-scented addictive drug prepared from the juice of the opium poppy, used in medicine as an analgesic and narcotic.62]nWEf5u+0Cs7|SPAINT PaintA substance consisting of a solid colouring matter dissolved in a liquid vehicle, as water or oil, used to impart a colour by being spread over a surface.7OUԿ"5u+0Cs7|SPAPER Paper=A substance composed of fibres interlaced into a compact web.8͂9fGG\?j“5u+0Cs7|SPCP PhencyclidineSA piperidine derivative used as a veterinary anaesthetic and a hallucinogenic drug.9[P4x\Fr˽5u+0Cs7|SPEAT Peat(Dried bog or swamp matter used for fuel.:9jNb5u+0Cs7|SPETROL PetrolLA refined petroleum product intended to be used as fuel in gasoline engines.;:(vuF ƌJ5u+0Cs7|SPMPHLT PamphletA small treatise occupying fewer pages than would make a book, issued as a separate work; always unbound, with or without paper covers.<Nr595u+0Cs7|SPNTBRS Paint brush!A device designed to apply paint.= HF?q45u+0Cs7|SPOSTER PosterTA placard posted or displayed in a public place as an announcement or advertisement.>Uw0Lbr-5u+0Cs7|SPSLCYB PsilocybinEA hallucinogenic alkaloid found in toadstools of the genus Psilocybe.? e%6MFgg5u+0Cs7|SRATCO Rations, combat9A package of fixed portions of food allotted for persons.@,:`K,_Uh5u+0Cs7|SRATFR Rations, fresh Fresh food allotted for persons.A~0Bxp{cc~5u+0Cs7|SRATTI Rations, tin3Food preserved in a container allotted for persons.BZ.: FhA+?!Ԣ3M@B׆ANCHOR ANCHORAGE0A FACILITY that is a place where vessels anchor.$CX5GW"l+?p M JZTRST Tropical stormYA tropical cyclone having winds ranging from approximately 48 to 121 kilometres per hour.RK\ZD'l+?p M JZTYPH TyphoonA severe tropical hurricane.>oM&D+?p M JZVISIB VISIBILITYA METEOROLOGIC-FEATURE that specifies the distance at which an object illuminated by light in the visual spectrum can be detected.k cJ&9+?p M JZWHIR WhirlwindA small revolving storm of wind in which the air whirls around a core of low pressure. Whirlwinds sometimes extend upwards to a height of many hundreds of metres and cause dust whirls formed over a desert.4@wjGz+?p M JZWIND WINDkA METEOROLOGIC-FEATURE that specifies the velocity and directional characteristics of atmospheric movement.ٞ0C%n=G+?p M JZWTRSPT WaterspoutA violent, rotating column of air that forms over a body of water, such as a bay, gulf, or lake, and touches the water surface; a tornado or funnel cloud that touches a body of water.,0 ÚA u˄?8NӇ-q DS196_met_feat_interpret_codeDS196_met_feat_interpret_code@71DI{0 ÚA u˄ABMAX Absolute maximumThe highest actual value._1"GDd9e\J0 ÚA u˄ABMIN Absolute minimumThe lowest actual value. Cnr~-0 ÚA u˄AVMAX Average maximumNA value that represents the average of maximum readings over a period of time.0>@WLRd0 ÚA u˄AVMIN Average minimumNA value that represents the average of minimum readings over a period of time.oFJTz0 ÚA u˄NOMIN NominalThe actual or expected value.,iQ5H;pRz?8NӇ-q DS200_point_cat_codeDS200_point_cat_code]}!)()Me%YsiQ5H;pRzABS ABSOLUTE-POINTA POINT in a geodetic system.)V*@fjiQ5H;pRzREL RELATIVE-POINTZA POINT whose position is specified with respect to a specific RELATIVE-COORDINATE-SYSTEM.,\qbOisR!3?8NӇ-q DS202_route_mobility_codeDS202_route_mobility_code?}H^(`\qbOisR!3FOOT Foot*Suitable only for pedestrians and animals.~gbAEg;*w<\qbOisR!3NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.RE?AmFvj&O*\qbOisR!3TRACK TrackedSuitable for tracked vehicles.2i&:xLU\qbOisR!3WHEEL Wheeled, generalISuitable for wheeled vehicles without need for any additional capability./|ȜC↏\qbOisR!3WHLAWD Wheeled, all road9Suitable for wheeled vehicles with improved capabilities.;P-Gѭϲ\qbOisR!3WHTR Wheeled and tracked*Suitable for wheeled and tracked vehicles.,u~%ANmZ|?8NӇ-q DS203_surveil_capab_cat_codeDS203_surveil_capab_cat_codejBcfUED+fu~%ANmZ|COM CommunicationEThe ability to gain information by exploiting communications systems.m:HKhB,'Ru~%ANmZ|ELC ElectronicgThe ability to gain information by exploiting non-communications electronic systems (generally pulsed).U!nL.)u~%ANmZ|HUM Human;The ability to gain information by exploiting human senses.7?170DG`uu~%ANmZ|IMG Imaging>The ability to gain information by exploiting imaging systems.^(Esq ku~%ANmZ|NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.áE%۾Bu~%ANmZ|NOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.7hMKaE(u~%ANmZ|SIG SignalJThe ability to gain information from exploiting EMS (not imagery) systems.,߻(IҧS3K ?8NӇ-q DS204_pers_type_cat_codeDS204_pers_type_cat_codeLlE8߻(IҧS3K CIV CivilianEA PERSON-TYPE who is not a uniformed member of a regular armed force.,UB;cgyV߻(IҧS3K MILTRY MilitaryAA PERSON-TYPE who is a uniformed member of a regular armed force./*4H̻:߻(IҧS3K NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.%6@_\Cc߻(IҧS3K NOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.${~8M6q r߻(IҧS3K PAR Paramilitary:A PERSON-TYPE who is a member of an irregular armed force.,.yWCݕ C?8NӇ-q DS206_act_objve_item_cat_codeDS206_act_objve_item_cat_coder)L.yWCݕ CNOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.~3WOB+Xα.yWCݕ CTARGET TARGET\An ACTION-OBJECTIVE-ITEM that is subject to capture, destruction or intelligence operations.,qǛH&ˈO ?8NӇ-q DS207_act_res_employ_cat_codeDS207_act_res_employ_cat_code?qdC~ rqǛH&ˈO AIREMP ACTION-AIRCRAFT-EMPLOYMENT^The procedure that guides the use of an ACTION-RESOURCE that is capable of atmospheric flight."a9ENhMqǛH&ˈO ELCEMP $ACTION-ELECTRONIC-WARFARE-EMPLOYMENTbThe technique used by an ACTION-RESOURCE for Electronic Warfare by electronic or mechanical means.ivJqǛH&ˈO MAREMP ACTION-MARITIME-EMPLOYMENTRThe procedure that guides the use of an ACTION-RESOURCE in a maritime environment.Hȱ:5mqǛH&ˈO NOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.qxoCϏ1qǛH&ˈO RECEMP ACTION-RECONNAISSANCE-EMPLOYMENTbThe parameters that guide the use of an ACTION-RESOURCE that is employed in a reconnaissance role.,~BM\l^?8NӇ-q DS208_request_answer_cat_codeDS208_request_answer_cat_code7CjIxz]~BM\l^NO NoAn answer in the negative.^kTL#yc~BM\l^UNA Unanswerable<The information specified in the REQUEST cannot be obtained.wzjHCP ~BM\l^UNK Unknown>Answer cannot be formulated due to the absence of information.x) GIO] ~BM\l^YES YesAn answer in the affirmative.,;f8G!>?8NӇ-q DS213_cloud_cover_avg_coverageDS213_cloud_cover_avg_coverage -z0 0/8 Clear sky.vt?ɸDO[H;f8G!>1 1/8$Sky partially obscured 12 percent.傖LA!;f8G!>2 2/8"Sky partially obscured 25 percent.>FϊN@Gi;f8G!>3 3/85Scattered sky or sky partially obscured 37 percent.q}ER99;f8G!>4 4/83Scattered sky or sky partially obscured 50 percent.Jn!FG:ƺ;f8G!>5 5/82Broken sky or sky partially obscured 62 percent.̟,LU;f8G!>6 6/80Broken sky or sky partially obscured 75 percent.mW@'`;f8G!>7 7/8/Sky partially obscured or overcast with breaks.YG @fXMf4;f8G!>78 7-8/8\A condition in which an overcast layer has discernible break(s) totalling less than 1 octal. IiA|~j;f8G!>8 8/8Complete overcast. ,iw1Mbau?8NӇ-q DS215_light_cat_codeDS215_light_cat_code,WLEty\K/iw1MbauCIVIL Civil twilightThe periods of incomplete darkness following sunset and preceding sunrise. The darker limit occurs when the centre of the sun is 6 degrees below the celestial horizon.nX e|TC<iw1MbauDARK DarknessThe absence of light.jO8LE*iw1MbauDAY Daylight1Ambient atmospheric light resulting from the sun.8q@V3Yoiw1MbauMOON Moonlight2Ambient atmospheric light resulting from the moon.G(֯gO}rqiw1MbauNAUTIC Nautical twilightThe periods of incomplete darkness following sunset and preceding sunrise. The darker limit occurs when the centre of the sun is 12 degrees below the celestial horizon.,ByI'?8NӇ-q DS217_request_cat_codeDS217_request_cat_code J0VDcsByI'ACTION ActionJTo discover the actions of an ACTION-OBJECTIVE (OBJECT-ITEM) by any means.]0D'NpByI'ASSOC AssociationSTo discover the relation between two ACTION-OBJECTIVEs (OBJECT-ITEMs) by any means.E|z;TM2_dByI'CAPAB CapabilityMTo discover the capability of an ACTION-OBJECTIVE (OBJECT-ITEM) by any means. :=5Bgj8ByI'HOLDNG HoldingJTo discover the holding of an ACTION-OBJECTIVE (OBJECT-ITEM) by any means.rOo&jByI'HOSTIL Hostility_To recognise the friendly or enemy character of an ACTION-OBJECTIVE (OBJECT-ITEM) by any means.3@aNUVqWByI'LOCATN LocationKTo discover the location of an ACTION-OBJECTIVE (OBJECT-ITEM) by any means.;ؚ8JXy°cByI'PRESNC PresenceTo discover the manifestation of an ACTION-OBJECTIVE in the area of operational interest specified through another ACTION-OBJECTIVE (OBJECT-ITEM: FACILITY, FEATURE). B'%ByI'STATUS StatusJTo recognise the status of an ACTION-OBJECTIVE (OBJECT-ITEM) by any means.P`$ lJyIXByI'TYPE TypeHTo recognise the type of an ACTION-OBJECTIVE (OBJECT-ITEM) by any means. ,B<"#O]?8NӇ-q DS218_reqst_immd_intrest_indDS218_reqst_immd_intrest_indQXJ~WB<"#O]NO No[The request has no immediate interest, i.e. it can be reported at the normal delivery time.Xe)C}B<"#O]YES YesLThe request has an immediate interest, i.e. it must be immediately reported.,׸7MSbLw?8NӇ-q DS220_tgt_engage_auth_codeDS220_tgt_engage_auth_coden#D"E5.׸7MSbLwAVLB AvailableGAuthority for engagement of the target and is not a high payoff target.#qwM se׸7MSbLwEXCL Excluded*Engagement of the target is not permitted.bzL+m׸7MSbLwHPOTGT High payoff targetKEngagement of the target is available and is accorded the highest priority.Qr'F r˿w׸7MSbLwNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.,~Ot׶MEE?8NӇ-q DS221_act_acft_employ_app_offsDS221_act_acft_employ_app_offssG|E%4O{~Ot׶MEELEFT Left$A turn 90 degrees counter clockwise. GEJU~Ot׶MEERIGHT RightA turn 90 degrees clockwise.vx L,D:z~Ot׶MEERL Right or left8A turn 90 degrees either clockwise or counter clockwise.,)OR[H0Kh?8NӇ-q DS222_direction_codeDS222_direction_codeexHa}q)OR[H0KhALL All directions%In any or all directions at one time.՜'OB&yZ)OR[H0KhE East/The cardinal point at 90 degrees to True North.؏r#9HV7'G})OR[H0KhENE East NortheastRThe specific direction midway between East and Northeast referenced to True North.]I!BR!)OR[H0KhESE East SoutheastRThe specific direction midway between East and Southeast referenced to True North.K4q3O IcN)OR[H0KhN North-The cardinal point at 0 degree to True North.m~elJz?D)OR[H0KhNE Northeast/The cardinal point at 45 degrees to True North."3ɦ@p1c)OR[H0KhNNE North NortheastSThe specific direction midway between North and Northeast referenced to True North. PD NJ}nq)OR[H0KhNNW North NorthwestSThe specific direction midway between North and Northwest referenced to True North.18XO:>)OR[H0KhNW Northwest0The cardinal point at 315 degrees to True North. 2 }Jf?rZ3)OR[H0KhS South0The cardinal point at 180 degrees to True North. 2ybUCN5)OR[H0KhSE Southeast0The cardinal point at 135 degrees to True North. &@ɱ@/Xϰ|N)OR[H0KhSSE South SoutheastSThe specific direction midway between South and Southeast referenced to True North. h -H}5!i)OR[H0KhSSW South SouthwestSThe specific direction midway between South and Southwest referenced to True North. rqZBGp.)OR[H0KhSW Southwest0The cardinal point at 225 degrees to True North.o[K Jax=)OR[H0KhW West0The cardinal point at 270 degrees to True North.@F@)OR[H0KhWNW West NorthwestRThe specific direction midway between West and Northwest referenced to True North.eD+-~N)z)OR[H0KhWSW West SouthwestRThe specific direction midway between West and Southwest referenced to True North.,sD l ?8NӇ-q DS223_act_acft_empl_iflrp_indDS223_act_acft_empl_iflrp_indF`sD l NO NoHThe flight leader is not to provide a report of mission accomplishments.xx;b@EnmsD l YES YesDThe flight leader is to provide a report of mission accomplishments.,/WC[?8NӇ-q DS225_act_res_crticality_indDS225_act_res_crticality_ind(jzJ*MwPc/WC[NO NoIThe resource is not essential for the effective completion of the ACTION.Q݌vEvX/WC[YES YesEThe resource is essential for the effective completion of the ACTION.,AQo$ID%oI*?8NӇ-q DS228_cons_matt_perish_indDS228_cons_matt_perish_indHw@fz4AQo$ID%oI*NO No=The CONSUMABLE-MATERIEL-TYPE is not liable to decay or spoil.1-kL+sVAQo$ID%oI*YES Yes9The CONSUMABLE-MATERIEL-TYPE is liable to decay or spoil.,-wŎBF$S,?8NӇ-q DS241_act_obj_item_method_codeDS241_act_obj_item_method_code${N x2-wŎBF$S,FLR Flare\The marking of an object by a pyrotechnic munition producing illumination or identification.^8{Cw s-wŎBF$S,ILLUMN IlluminationLThe act or process of marking of an object by visible or near visible light.`T9D_M֬-wŎBF$S,LAS LasernThe marking of an object by a device that produces an electromagnetic beam for illumination or identification.A*Đ@j=B+-wŎBF$S,LIGHT LightbThe marking of an object by a device that places visible light for illumination or identification.lI3N]P-wŎBF$S,MPL Marker panelIA sheet of material that is used as a reference point for object marking.{5l-}G/-wŎBF$S,NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.U C:k(-wŎBF$S,NOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.ah~B0l-wŎBF$S,RBE Radio beaconThe reference point of an object by a radio transmitter that emits a distinctive, or characteristic, signal used for the determination of bearings, courses or location.ʸ OC*]ln-wŎBF$S,SMOKE Smoke7The marking of an object by a munition producing smoke. ۜeMݏUT-wŎBF$S,STRBBN Strobe beaconVThe marking of an object by use of a strobe beacon for illumination or identification. dWE8\Ah-wŎBF$S,STRBLT Strobe lightsTThe marking of an object by use of strobe lights for illumination or identification. MDEzKz-wŎBF$S,STRCLS Star clusterUThe marking of an object by use of a star cluster for illumination or identification. **NY>a-wŎBF$S,TORCH TorchNThe marking of an object by use of a torch for illumination or identification. !WuvAU"B-wŎBF$S,VHCLLT Vehicle lightsUThe marking of an object by lights from a vehicle for illumination or identification.,FF@ndf?8NӇ-q DS247_affl_geopolitical_codeDS247_affl_geopolitical_codepn%K%<}FF@ndfABW Aruba]ҫ7N.6+sFF@ndfAFG Afghanistan0JkVBYت9ʹFF@ndfAGO AngolaRYLĒ FF@ndfAIA Anguilla넥]KFF@ndfALB AlbaniaHTIIYo& FF@ndfAND AndorracvCT[FF@ndfANT Netherlands AntillesFN<dFF@ndfARE United Arab Emirates BLXNj]j<FF@ndfARG Argentina Gq[FF@ndfARM Armenia خ C OVNFF@ndfASM American Samoa mFDBFOJ1FF@ndfATA Antarctica Ж6BFF@ndfATF French Southern TerritoriesMǂ׭B *FF@ndfATG Antigua and BarbudaCo@F"G+FF@ndfAUS Australia&PE~Li7FF@ndfAUT AustriarJ@+֑LFF@ndfAZE AzerbaijanzzF܏FF@ndfBDI BurundiؼQCb FF@ndfBEL Belgium{'J]FF@ndfBEN BeninFormerly Dahomey (1977)mKk=FF@ndfBFA Burkina FasoFormerly Upper Volta (1984)8pӽB< I&mFF@ndfBGD Bangladesh)e=pBE!3eMFF@ndfBGR Bulgariaj6Agj@FF@ndfBHR BahrainK{NBFF@ndfBHS BahamasǾHGiߧ^FF@ndfBIH Bosnia and HerzegovinauYBOe#$GFF@ndfBLR Belarus\W֣O*_FF@ndfBLZ BelizeX#Ec=TFF@ndfBMU BermudaK2J^6FF@ndfBOL Boliviaݚr8EDCFF@ndfBRA Brazil YL׭Ox%KlFF@ndfBRB Barbados!ytFuVKߒxXFF@ndfBRN Brunei Darussalam"l!~A'5qQFF@ndfBTN Bhutan#ʳMBb-FF@ndfBVT Bouvet Island$;YyAD ;AFF@ndfBWA Botswana%&h|O5T.LFF@ndfCAF Central African Republic&(){I0NIӻۻFF@ndfCAN Canada'<41BqInSñFF@ndfCCK Cocos (Keeling) Islands(슋@fOӾX;\FF@ndfCHE Switzerland)lݜSL4էbFF@ndfCHL Chile*RM=鰼Ko`FF@ndfCHN China+k BoCkjFF@ndfCIV Cote d'IvoireFormerly Ivory Coast,LK)F =Ok6FF@ndfCMR Cameroon-O?A:"FF@ndfCOD !Congo, Democratic Republic of the.[>GwFG[FF@ndfCOG Congo/ HU!E,zK<FF@ndfCOK Cook Islands0BeI3'FF@ndfCOL Colombia15-/ۙHNwtrFF@ndfCOM Comoros2 7B>FF@ndfCPV Cape Verde3c%ɢCfc+NFF@ndfCRI Costa Rica4_˳KK^9}SFF@ndfCSHH -Czech and Slovak Federative Republic (former)(1993)5mҋEu7Jg_FF@ndfCUB 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Greece\?FFStFF@ndfGRD Grenada]Ɔ4Lx)|FF@ndfGRL Greenland^Vں$ EڨFF@ndfGTM Guatemala_kAVUNE|rFF@ndfLVA LatviaߌV[EuDYFF@ndfMAC Macaoy lON&FF@ndfMAR Morocco$QI2VFF@ndfMCO Monaco|,I95FF@ndfMDA Moldova, Republic of4oNBؾFF@ndfMDG MadagascarW+gAǾI%(xZFF@ndfMDV MaldivesUw8 @\%FF@ndfMEX MexicoQRLFF@ndfMHL Marshall Islandsk@]sFF@ndfMKD *Macedonia, the former Yugoslav Republic ofQ(#eFF@ndfMOZ MozambiqueG;@Ae0FF@ndfMSR MontserratƒcL~"FF@ndfMTQ Martinique|ʏjIU=FF@ndfMUS Mauritius9',FfD[7 FF@ndfMWI Malawip۠/H=FF@ndfMYS MalaysiaHKe ZFF@ndfMYT Mayotte2pOXhFF@ndfNAM NamibiafcR L@VC!FF@ndfNCL New CaledoniaTئ\t0JYޑFF@ndfNER NigerC^mX}FF@ndfNFK Norfolk IslandȢ8BypmcFF@ndfNGA NigeriaɪG8CE#O3FF@ndfNIC NicaraguasbVVCmQFF@ndfNIU Niue`KI~svFF@ndfNLD Netherlands'eIJLJFF@ndfNOR NorwayiOFF@ndfNOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values./IHqaFF@ndfNPL NepaluBu1FF@ndfNRU Nauru*#kqJ´2~-FF@ndfNZL New ZealandfrJEz\FF@ndfOMN OmanܛDMgP@FF@ndfPAK Pakistan훎%FQMbFF@ndfPAN 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PrincipeEE@bUFF@ndfSUHH ,Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (former) USSR (1992)A$UZAD1uFF@ndfSUR Suriname$~\} M|oaFF@ndfSVK Slovakiar7ڹAqLdFF@ndfSVN Slovenia>L0 CFF@ndfSWE SwedenýpET}UFF@ndfSWZ Swazilandd$&y@i/hFF@ndfSYC Seychelles6DF O27IFF@ndfUGA UgandaI. 3Mx7BFF@ndfUKR Ukraine{A'NJ^#FF@ndfUMI $United States Minor Outlying IslandsьijʿE˂ĔFF@ndfURY UruguayuIVG/FF@ndfUSA United StatestGblFF@ndfUZB Uzbekistann @r:{:#CFF@ndfVAT Holy See (Vatican City State)9N[L[ FF@ndfVCT Saint Vincent and the Grenadines|,WNO<FF@ndfVEN VenezuelaD翋DʻCs~FF@ndfVGB Virgin Islands, Britishէz>-FV0jFF@ndfVIR Virgin Islands, U.S.,kL0x`-FF@ndfVNM Viet Nam.1[MB%J!FF@ndfVUT VanuatuFormerly New Hebrides (1980)dD,L}4FF@ndfWLF Wallis and Futuna Islands+9K1E=j͋"FF@ndfWSM Samoack$pa BYTxǝcFF@ndfYEM YemenasWJ jqFF@ndfYUCS Yugoslavia (former)(2003)-^DJԭFF@ndfZAF South Africaߢ^vN,=!FF@ndfZMB ZambiaO b{IiݡZ^FF@ndfZWE Zimbabwe++G;jFF@ndfALA land Islands/Self governing part of Finland (added in 2004).gLVFF@ndfTGGY Guernsey&No longer a subdivision of GBR (2006).TSvNӴxFF@ndfjIMN Isle of Man&No longer a subdivision of GBR (2006).w%=օO]FF@ndftJEY Jersey&No longer a subdivision of GBR (2006).)- *IaFF@ndfMNE Montenegro/New entry after split of Serbia and Montenegro. !/gK FF@ndfSRB Serbia/New entry after split of Serbia and Montenegro.,^9fWNyX:?8NӇ-q DS248_cfeat_stat_usage_stat_coDS248_cfeat_stat_usage_stat_co@֔`L7O)^9fWNyX:ACTIVE ActivatedjA status indicating that a CONTROL-FEATURE is performing the function or service for which it is designed.?_ڦ`NVڈ^9fWNyX:DEACTV DeactivatednA status indicating that a CONTROL-FEATURE is not performing the function or service for which it is designed.,NB,BN !v?8NӇ-q DS249_fac_stat_oper_stat_codeDS249_fac_stat_oper_stat_code# JNHɅPNB,BN !vMOPS Marginally operationalSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be marginally capable of performing the missions or functions for which it is organised or designed.)y 4AtNB,BN !vNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.W _N {cNB,BN !vNOP Not operationalSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be permanently not capable of performing the missions or functions for which it is organised or designed.-%'nGIrTNB,BN !vOPR OperationalSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be capable of performing the missions or functions for which it is organised or designed.Vm@B=rNB,BN !vSOPS Substantially operationalSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to have minor deficiencies that limit its capability to perform the missions or functions for which it is organised or designed.<_Ic/NB,BN !vTNOPS Temporarily not operationalSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be temporarily not capable of performing the missions or functions for which it is organised or designed.,8*7E'%?8NӇ-q DS250_fac_stat_oper_stat_qualDS250_fac_stat_oper_stat_qualg'VPO48*7E'%BRCHED BreachedVSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY has been penetrated.kcO|̾8*7E'%BRNOUT Burned outhSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY has been set on fire and is destroyed.%]DHR8*7E'%CVRFIR Covered by fireaSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY is being protected by weaponry.qEx58*7E'%DENIED DeniedSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY is unavailable through means such as removal, contamination or erection of obstructions.MmʵgB"V`8*7E'%DISASM DisassembleduSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY is taken apart in a way that it can be reassembled.8)IH8*7E'%DSTRYD DestroyedSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY is not, and not expected ever to be, capable of performing the missions or functions for which it is organised or designed.Ia٩WG,q o8*7E'%HVYDAM Heavily damagedHSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be heavily damaged.$z?kDL@G@8*7E'%INMNT In maintenanceeSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY is undergoing service of some kind.[#KO8'8*7E'%LGTDAM Lightly damagedMSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be only lightly damaged. >b>7MR|ZG8*7E'%LST LostYSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY is missing or captured. iw WHH;58*7E'%LVR Lacking vital resourcesSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY is deficient or lacking of some mission-critical resources (e.g., fuel, ammunition). MH@A,8*7E'%MARKED MarkedVSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY has been identified. F6GkR8*7E'%MODDAM Moderately damagedKSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be moderately damaged. E]8*7E'%NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.c*sUGMT2 8*7E'%PASABL PassableQSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY can be crossed.\i1+GFD=8*7E'%PRPEXE Prepared for executionrSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY has been made ready to assume a particular role.JG5,HP]Z"8*7E'%PRTDSM Partly dismantled`Subjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY is taken apart to some extent.E]C)@8*7E'%STERLZ SterilizedSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY has been made incapable of functioning productively or effectively.0|L1ځ8*7E'%UNCNST Under constructionQSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a FACILITY is being built.,Hdj6FQ/U?8NӇ-q DS251_fac_stat_res_ind_codeDS251_fac_stat_res_ind_codeՆ-.HƭLqHdj6FQ/UNO No/The specific FACILITY is not in reserve status.YFbHUu#,Hdj6FQ/UYES Yes5The specific FACILITY is currently in reserve status.,TՌEXs?8NӇ-q DS252_fac_stat_usage_stat_codeDS252_fac_stat_usage_stat_code~񔂩—GU$S'TՌEXsACTIVE ActivatedpA status indicating that a FACILITY is performing the function or service for which it is organised or designed.6VmwHp~G TՌEXsDEACTV DeactivatedtA status indicating that a FACILITY is not performing the function or service for which it is organised or designed.9+HNDI TՌEXsNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.,|hHOiq#?8NӇ-q DS253_sld_surf_stat_codeDS253_sld_surf_stat_codeKsYnOI3|hHOiq#CLEARD Cleared<A status indicating that terrain is passable or traversable.+r]L`p |hHOiq#CNTMND ContaminatedvSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be defiled, sullied or infected by contact with toxic substances.JeJ^>@|hHOiq#DSTRYD DestroyedXSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be rendered useless or ineffective.pTPEE!Z|hHOiq#HVYDAM Heavily damagedHSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be heavily damaged.wJlBۘ=]|hHOiq#LGTDAM Lightly damagedMSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be only lightly damaged.5A%R|hHOiq#MODDAM Moderately damagedKSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be moderately damaged.n>\B(L3|hHOiq#NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.ZYBk.|hHOiq#OBSTRD ObstructedQSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that the terrain is obstructed., |GY!)}rJ?8NӇ-q DS254_sld_surf_stat_cond_codeDS254_sld_surf_stat_cond_codeġ6A’PD\ |GY!)}rJDUST DustHA characterisation of an area covered with fine dry particles of matter.SI&D( d  |GY!)}rJEARTH Earth.A characteristic of an area covered with soil..%=KM4PʯM |GY!)}rJFLOOD FloodHA characterisation of an area covered or submerged temporarily in water.%P.sI%* |GY!)}rJICE IceKA characterisation of an area covered with a layer or mass of frozen water.!żGV2 |GY!)}rJNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.l7eeF,P,4 |GY!)}rJNOS Not otherwise specified<The appropriate value is not in the set of specified values.cCGc |GY!)}rJSAND Sand]A characterisation of an area covered with small, loose grains of worn or disintegrated rock.^BAl7 |GY!)}rJSNOW Snow0A characterisation of an area covered with snow.,bcoN`B?8NӇ-q DS255_mat_stat_operat_stat_codDS255_mat_stat_operat_stat_cod;DG!ҸbcoN`BMOPS Marginally operationalSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be marginally capable of performing the functions for which it is designed.\\s=AELΨbcoN`BNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.3g@^mmbcoN`BNOP Not operationalSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be permanently not capable of performing functions for which it is designed.vZ=xGf;g#bcoN`BOPR OperationaltSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be capable of performing or functions for which it is designed.TrG>٘=bcoN`BSOPS Substantially operationalSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to have minor deficiencies that limit its capability to perform functions for which it is designed.}B3Ɇ5bcoN`BTNOPS Temporarily not operationalSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be temporarily not capable of performing functions for which it is designed.,xd-BGRFd?8NӇ-q DS256_mat_stat_oper_stat_qual_DS256_mat_stat_oper_stat_qual_:L] ADu3sgbxd-BGRFdCLEARD Cleared3The piece of materiel is weapon and explosive free.lt|@zvxd-BGRFdDENIED DeniedSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a MATERIEL is unavailable through means such as removal, contamination or erection of obstructions.OL?EgiTxd-BGRFdDISASM DisassembledwSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that the MATERIEL is taken apart in a way that it can be reassembled.FT *`C9xd-BGRFdDSTRYD DestroyedSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a MATERIEL is not, and not expected ever to be, capable of performing the missions or functions for which it is designed. *2J@ayxd-BGRFdHVYDAM Heavily damagedHSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be heavily damaged.F ~&xd-BGRFdIMMBLS ImmobilisedSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a specific materiel or its component is incapable of movement in its current condition.ؙXaBШ)xd-BGRFdINMNT In maintenanceiSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a specific materiel is under some kind of service.ǁBK{xd-BGRFdINTREC Intact but unrecoverableSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be in an area unsuitable for recovery due to political, military, or geographic/environmental considerations.CNC|ħBxd-BGRFdLGTDAM Lightly damagedMSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be only lightly damaged. ۆtO{yoxd-BGRFdLST LostrSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a specific materiel is missing under unknown circumstances. "mA!Mxd-BGRFdLVR Lacking vital resourcesSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a MATERIEL is deficient or lacking of some mission-critical resources (e.g., fuel, ammunition). 3PDӑxd-BGRFdMODDAM Moderately damagedKSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be moderately damaged. ,4Fw2 xd-BGRFdMTHBLD MothballedmSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a specific materiel has been preserved to some degree. n@KM*xd-BGRFdNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable. UZJ23ɺxd-BGRFdSCRPPD ScrappedSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a specific materiel is dismantled or taken apart into pieces to store or destroy.@OR 2HZxd-BGRFdSTERLZ SterilizedSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a specific materiel has been made incapable of functioning productively or effectively., 6LN.7x?8NӇ-q DS257_mat_stat_oper_stat_mode_DS257_mat_stat_oper_stat_mode_&O\Wc 6LN.7xCO Communications onlyAn indication that the associated degraded operational status only applies to the communications of the specified item of MATERIEL.VTrS&A3 6LN.7xFC Firepower and communicationsAn indication that the associated degraded operational status applies to both the firepower and the communications of the specified item of MATERIEL.|?U=Bх 6LN.7xFMC &Firepower, mobility and communicationsAn indication that the associated degraded operational status applies to the firepower, the mobility and the communications of the specified item of MATERIEL. "FJI>"a 6LN.7xFO Firepower only~An indication that the associated degraded operational status only applies to the firepower of the specified item of MATERIEL.ս:!D گ 6LN.7xMC Mobility and communicationsAn indication that the associated degraded operational status applies to both the mobility and the communications of the specified item of MATERIEL.A/OO_ҟq 6LN.7xMF Mobility and firepowerAn indication that the associated degraded operational status applies to both the mobility and the firepower of the specified item of MATERIEL.ީCyr 6LN.7xMO Mobility only}An indication that the associated degraded operational status only applies to the mobility of the specified item of MATERIEL.D;WM 6LN.7xNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.,zRcYEwsi[?8NӇ-q DS258_mat_stat_res_ind_codeDS258_mat_stat_res_ind_codeM@{WnzRcYEwsi[NO No/The specific MATERIEL is not in reserve status.| Z]KI")zRcYEwsi[YES Yes5The specific MATERIEL is currently in reserve status.,J?CkEQ?8NӇ-q DS259_mat_stat_usage_stat_codeDS259_mat_stat_usage_stat_code]!#dD,MEhJ?CkEQACTIVE ActivatedcA status indicating that a MATERIEL is performing the function or service for which it is designed.KpB`g.vA1IƦ0HVYDAM Heavily damagedHSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be heavily damaged.X˖RG:-.vA1IƦ0LGTDAM Lightly damagedMSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be only lightly damaged. H< LuG.vA1IƦ0LST LostvSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that a specific organisation is missing under unknown circumstances.>(`JGC.vA1IƦ0LVR Lacking vital resourcesSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation that an ORGANISATION is deficient or lacking of some mission-critical resources (e.g., fuel, ammunition).C H]D3.vA1IƦ0MODDAM Moderately damagedKSubjectively judged by the reporting organisation to be moderately damaged.yeC^[Do-(.vA1IƦ0NKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.,yuko@Onݸ?8NӇ-q DS262_org_stat_fire_mode_codeDS262_org_stat_fire_mode_code2y'Cp쀣nyuko@OnݸHLDFIR Hold firesAn emergency order to stop firing; missiles in flight must be prevented from intercepting, if technically possible.T>̘CF#fyuko@OnݸNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.}=OB>UzVyuko@OnݸWPNFRE Weapons freeA weapon control order imposing a status whereby weapons systems may be fired at any target not positively identified as friendly.F #7 Ls˪yuko@OnݸWPNTGT Weapons tighttA weapon control order imposing a status whereby weapons systems may be fired only at targets recognised as hostile.p%PAGdyuko@OnݸWPNHLD Weapons holdA weapon control order imposing a status whereby weapons systems may only be fired in self defence or in response to a formal order.,Ub wʋ'FMɔ?8NӇ-q DS263_org_stat_reinf_codeDS263_org_stat_reinf_code[/FG_';ltUb wʋ'FMɔDETD Detached only,The UNIT in question has sub-UNITs detached.>KMr>?Ub wʋ'FMɔNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.eGVwUb wʋ'FMɔNORM Normal strength7The UNIT in question has no attachments or detachments.Z>KGkUb wʋ'FMɔREIN Reinforced only3The UNIT in question has additional UNITs attached.sJOnWUb wʋ'FMɔRIDT Reinforced and detached?The UNIT in question has UNITs attached and sub-UNITs detached.,O D%45S?8NӇ-q DS264_org_stat_res_ind_codeDS264_org_stat_res_ind_codeG*UD; i4O D%45SNO No3The specific ORGANISATION is not in reserve status.u<5d$H.&O D%45SYES Yes9The specific ORGANISATION is currently in reserve status.,L++@>98Y?8NӇ-q DS265_org_stat_usage_stat_codeDS265_org_stat_usage_stat_codeF='ٽFt3 L++@>98YINACT In actionOA status indicating that an ORGANISATION is performing its operational mission.Iv}/9@X,L++@>98YNKN Not known?It is not possible to determine which value is most applicable.R- IяL++@>98YOUTACT Out of actionSA status indicating that an ORGANISATION is not performing its operational mission.,S] I8&x.?8NӇ-q DS266_pers_stat_res_ind_codeDS266_pers_stat_res_ind_code`:pZ0NrnS] I8&x.NO No-The specific PERSON is not in reserve status.̅N2z$S] I8&x.YES Yes3The specific PERSON is currently in reserve status.,E`D/?8NӇ-q DS267_ctgtdet_cat_codeDS267_ctgtdet_cat_codeҫQ F)k\E`D/CTDITM CANDIDATE-TARGET-DETAIL-ITEM@An instance of CANDIDATE-TARGET-DETAIL that is an OBJECT-ITEM. 5;vfB4H(b-'E`D/CTDTYP CANDIDATE-TARGET-DETAIL-TYPE@An instance of CANDIDATE-TARGET-DETAIL that is an OBJECT-TYPE. ,OD8po?8NӇ-q DS268_ctgtdet_focus_type_codeDS268_ctgtdet_focus_type_codes_E>A"bxOD8poATTACK AttackTo conduct a type of offensive action characterised by coordinated employment of firepower and manoeuvre to close with and destroy or capture the enemy. v[HjTOD8poCAPTUR CapturekTo take possession of an object, normally by force; it frequently involves movement as a preliminary phase.A{r!~>JOD8poDEFEAT DefeatTo diminish the effectiveness of the enemy to the extent that he is unable to participate further in the battle or at least cannot fulfil his intention. t ^D|,!OD8poDESTRY DestroyTo physically render a target combat-ineffective or damage it so that it cannot function as intended nor be restored to a usable condition without being entirely rebuilt. D`=D\]FlOD8poDONOTA Do not attackPThe specific object or type in the CANDIDATE-TARGET-DETAIL must not be attacked.ZFlThe appropriate value is not in the set of specified values. BκCQ6+wOD8poNUTRLS NeutralizeTo render the enemys weapons temporarily ineffective, normally by use of indirect fire (also normally associated with the imposition of 10% casualties in the case of indirect fire). NX?L.OD8poOBSRV Observe\To provide continuous view, and the potential for reports on the activity of an objective. &=OD8poOCCUPY OccupyMTo move into and properly organise an area to be used as a battle position. l:jFRJi(OD8poRECCE ReconnoitreTo conduct a mission to obtain by visual operations or other detection methods information about the activities and resources of an enemy or potential enemy, or to secure data concerning the meteorological, hydrographic or geographic characteristics of a particular area. E EI"OD8poSUPPRS SuppressTo provide fire which neutralizes or temporarily degrades the capabilities of enemy forces within a specific area. This makes no assumptions as to enemy casualties; it may be a transitory effect. ,`mG\ڵ/?8NӇ-q DS269_ctgtdet_scheme_codeDS269_ctgtdet_scheme_code.#9CpBF`mG\ڵ/ABCA ABCAEAustralian, British, Canadian and American target numbering system. VjG'1&;)`mG\ڵ/BE BEBasic Encyclopedia. yTN@~ o}`mG\ڵ/FIBE FIBE6Field Initiated Basic Encyclopedia Numbering System. ɗ J:&K`mG\ڵ/ORGANL Organisational;Target numbering is given by the nominating organisation. } |VL$V\{`mG\ڵ/SITENR Site numbertAn identification of an installation, facility or physical area of potential significance as objective for attack. ,WtX|hL qYH?8NӇ-q DS270_ctgtdet_assoc_cat_codeDS270_ctgtdet_assoc_cat_codeqN\G~}{FWtX|hL qYHCOLOC Is co-located withThe subject CANDIDATE-TARGET-DETAIL is in the vicinity of the object CANDIDATE-TARGET-LIST, but is not functionally related to it. qK=I 2m^WtX|hL qYHCOMPNT Has as a componentlThe subject CANDIDATE-TARGET-DETAIL includes the object CANDIDATE-TARGET-DETAIL as a functional component. ,qiK1=?8NӇ-q DS271_ctgtdet_auth_app_codeDS271_ctgtdet_auth_app_codeܸ΁jE;A] qiK1=APPAVL Approved and availableDThe specific CANDIDATE-TARGET-DETAIL is authorised for engagement. g@U?xqiK1=APPEXC Approved and excluded|The specific CANDIDATE-TARGET-DETAIL is approved as a planning CANDIDATE-TARGET-LIST but is not authorised for engagement. 0 /]G/2["9qiK1=NOTAPP Not approvedEThe specific CANDIDATE-TARGET-DETAIL is not to be used in planning. ,;DK@xQ?8NӇ-q DS272_ctgtlst_assoc_cat_codeDS272_ctgtlst_assoc_cat_code!O9\kMf8%e*;DK@xQCOMPNT Has as a component`The subject CANDIDATE-TARGET-LIST incorporates the object CANDIDATE-TARGET-LIST in its entirety. WJϽz;DK@xQINCPRT Incorporates parts ofWThe subject CANDIDATE-TARGET-LIST uses details from the object CANDIDATE-TARGET-LIST. c \GB%.|;DK@xQPRECED PrecedesaThe subject CANDIDATE-TARGET-LIST must be considered ahead of the object CANDIDATE-TARGET-LIST. -@NuLK;DK@xQREPLAC ReplaceshThe subject CANDIDATE-TARGET-LIST is substituted for the object CANDIDATE-TARGET-LIST in its entirety. ,9+dfFsrn?8NӇ-q DS273_ctgtlst_auth_ind_codeDS273_ctgtlst_auth_ind_codeȋHP}U)A9+dfFsrnNO NomThe specific CANDIDATE-TARGET-LIST is not authorised further consideration in planning military operations. cZ\FAD&A9+dfFsrnYES YeshThe subject CANDIDATE-TARGET-LIST is authorised further consideration in planning military operations. ,6&@_;?8NӇ-q DS278_rptd_cntg_ind_cdDS278_rptd_cntg_ind_cdL<LiV#s 26&@_;NO No(Reported data is not based on a count. k읩nF_J<6&@_;YES Yes$Reported data is based on a count. ,3^NTN,?8NӇ-q DS279_rptd_cred_codeDS279_rptd_cred_codeU6K)3^NTN,IND Indeterminate/Basis for the estimate cannot be ascertained. Ef5A6n0N3^NTN,RPTFCT Reported as a factIData is reported by different sources whose integrity is not in question.E{NQ#3^NTN,RPTPLA Reported as plausible4Reported data is considered as possible or probable.ƒW*77Daf'}3^NTN,RPTUNC Reported as uncertain;Reported data is open to or can be viewed with suspicion. ,yDkJ֞ >1?8NӇ-q DS280_act_task_activity_cdDS280_act_task_activity_cdPVaD|dBkyDkJ֞ >1ACQUIR Acquire^To detect the presence and location of a target in sufficient detail to permit identification.m+LcqyDkJ֞ >1ADVANC AdvanceTo move towards an objective in some form of tactical formation. This is a transitional phase between operations which may or may not result in contact with the enemy.w(FINjuEyDkJ֞ >1AEREVA Aeromedical evacuationmTo move patients under medical supervision to and between medical treatment facilities by air transportation._-E1W@yDkJ֞ >1AERRFL Aerial refuellinghTo refuel aircraft in flight, which extends presence, increases range, and serves as a force multiplier.*9 GRfyDkJ֞ >1AEW Airborne early warning3To provide airborne early warning and surveillance.`:<A|V`^yDkJ֞ >1AEWCON "Airborne early warning and control[To provide airborne early warning, surveillance and the control of airborne weapon systems.*@.F<0zyDkJ֞ >1AIRDEF Air defencePTo protect and defend an area, a strike attack, an installation or naval forces.X҇VA<@H_yDkJ֞ >1AIRLND AirlandrTo move a unit by air and disembark or unload it, after the aircraft has landed or while a helicopter is hovering.ʌ"HRh0 yDkJ֞ >1AIRSUP Air superiorityTo obtain a degree of dominance in the air battle of one force over another in order to permit the conduct of operations by the former and its related land, sea and air forces at a given time and place without prohibitive interference by the opposite force. ҕIӮHj]GV yDkJ֞ >1AIRSWP Air-to-air sweepTo conduct an offensive mission by fighter aircraft to seek out and destroy enemy aircraft or targets of opportunity in an allotted area of operations. 1&pFQp#yDkJ֞ >1AMBUSH AmbushTo conduct a surprise attack by fire or other destructive means, from concealed positions on a moving or temporarily halted force or group of personnel. u|DN85>ayDkJ֞ >1AMPH Amphibious operationuTo mount an operation launched from the sea by naval and land forces against a hostile, or potentially hostile shore. &OIXU~_"byDkJ֞ >1AMPHWF Amphibious warfare~To conduct warfare that includes the launch of naval and land forces from sea against a hostile, or potentially hostile shore. ENXoMR)yDkJ֞ >1ANALYS AnalyseOTo review in order to identify significant facts for subsequent interpretation.lL0|FLyDkJ֞ >1ANARWF Anti-air warfareTo conduct warfare with the purpose of defending friendly forces, against the threat aircraft and airborne weapons, whether launched from air, surface, or sub-surface platforms.v hi.LByDkJ֞ >1ANSBWF Anti-submarine warfarebTo conduct warfare with the intention of denying the opponent the effective use of his submarines.BTSH\L_4yDkJ֞ >1ANSFWF Anti-surface warfareTo conduct warfare against an adversarys surface forces or merchant ships to achieve sea control or sea denial, to disrupt his SLOC (Sea Lines of Communication) or to defend against surface threat.,rD\a[yDkJ֞ >1ANTARM Anti-armourTo destroy armoured targets.ޖ;ǶD;FJtgyDkJ֞ >1ARASLT Air assaultJTo mount an operation in which assault forces (combat, combat service, and combat service support), using the firepower, mobility, and total integration of helicopter assets, maneuver on the battlefield under the control of the ground or air manoeuvre commander to engage and destroy enemy forces or to seize and hold key terrain. 1 Jne6}hyDkJ֞ >1ARBNAS Airborne assaultIn an airborne operation, a phase beginning with delivery by air of the assault echelon of the force into the objective area and extending through attack of assault objectives and consolidation of the initial airhead.DTg Bi1ARCCTL Airborne command and controlPTo conduct battlespace command and control operations from an airborne platform.?o1ARDREQ Airdrop, heavy equipment5To unload heavy equipment from an aircraft in flight.'sIɦaT2yDkJ֞ >1ARDROP Airdrop6To deliver personnel or cargo from aircraft in flight.졩+ K2Y3tyDkJ֞ >1ARINTR Air interdiction, battlefieldDTo conduct air operations to destroy, neutralize, or delay the enemy's military potential on the battlefield before it can be brought to bear effectively against friendly forces at such distance from friendly forces that detailed integration of each air mission with the fire and movement of friendly forces is not required.;t sFIknyDkJ֞ >1ARLFSA Airlift, special assignmentZTo require a special airlift for which a need of special consideration due to the number of passengers involved or the weight or size of cargo, the urgency of movement, sensitivity, other valid factors such as the presence of the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff -directed or -coordinated exercises, that preclude the use of channel airlift.GN\ yDkJ֞ >1ARLFTR Airlift, theatre=To provide air movement and delivery of personnel and equipment directly into objective areas through air landing, airdrop, extraction, or other delivery techniques; and the air logistic support of all theatre forces, including those engaged in combat operations, to meet specific theatre objectives and requirements.-v@nܦ_yDkJ֞ >1ARMAS Armed assaultTo perform a short, violent, but well ordered, attack against a local objective such as a gun emplacement, a fort or a machine-gun nest.<ߺ|YBp\MdyDkJ֞ >1ARRLGL Arrest, legal8To seize and detain a person under authority of the law.NW%D[8e[yDkJ֞ >1ARROBS Arrest/obstructFTo stop or check the motion, progress, growth, or spread of something.I#_b@*}HyDkJ֞ >1ARTCTL Air traffic controlCTo provide air traffic control service to flights in control areas. E?CslyDkJ֞ >1ASSMBL Assemble3To join together multiple objects in the same area.oOD;K;|yDkJ֞ >1ATTACK Attack, not otherwise specifiedTo conduct a type of offensive action characterised by coordinated employment of firepower and manoeuvre to close with and destroy or capture the enemy. )]GB@yDkJ֞ >1ATTDVR Attack, diversionTo conduct an attack wherein a force attacks, or threatens to attack, a target other than the main target for the purpose of drawing enemy defences away from the main effort.! yPouBh8yDkJ֞ >1ATTEL Attack, electronicTo conduct electronic warfare involving the use of electromagnetic energy, directed energy or anti-radiation weapons to attack personnel, facilities, or equipment with the intent of degrading, neutralizing, or destroying enemy combat capability and is considered a form of fires."gaDNPYLZyDkJ֞ >1ATTMN Attack, mainTo conduct the principal attack or effort into which the commander throws the full weight of the offensive power at his disposal. An attack directed against the chief objective of the campaign or battle.#?I6yDkJ֞ >1ATTRIT AttritTTo reduce of the effectiveness of a force by causing loss of personnel and materiel.$_o`FcyDkJ֞ >1ATTSPT Attack, supportingTo conduct an offensive operation carried out in conjunction with a main attack and designed to achieve one or more of the following: a. deceive the enemy; b. destroy or pin down enemy forces which could interfere with the main attack; c. control ground whose occupation by the enemy will hinder the main attack; or d. force the enemy to commit reserves prematurely or in an indecisive area.%kIUnyDkJ֞ >1AVOID AvoidTo miss or take evading action.&-`EJ^U!"yDkJ֞ >1AWACS Air warning/air controlTo provide information about enemy air activity that poses immediate threat to friendly forces and monitors and directs the use of airspace.'3?GyDkJ֞ >1BIOSMP Biological sampling8To collect samples for testing for biological hazards. (h#LfyDkJ֞ >1BLDUP Build-upiTo attain prescribed strength of units and prescribed levels of vehicles, equipment, stores and supplies.)z F80ͭyDkJ֞ >1BLOCK BlocklTo deny the enemy access to an area or to prevent his advance in a direction or along an avenue of approach.*o> YJ1yDkJ֞ >1BRAKUP BreakupBNo definition provided in ADatP-3 Baseline 13.1 FFIRN/FUD 1299/19.+E1N8lyDkJ֞ >1BREACH BreacheTo break through or secure a passage through an enemy defence, obstacle, minefield, or fortification.,uAPLV7yDkJ֞ >1BYPASS BypassgTo manoeuvre around an obstacle, position, or enemy force in order to maintain the momentum of advance.-ZOƷyDkJ֞ >1CADVGD Constitute an advance guardTo provide a security element whose primary task is to move ahead of the main body and protect the main force by fighting to gain time, whilst also observing and reporting information..VF7">Nd yDkJ֞ >1CANDC Command and controlkTo exercise authority and direction over assigned and attached forces in the accomplishment of the mission./`eA I9kyDkJ֞ >1CANLSE CanaliseTo restrict operations to a narrow zone by use of existing or reinforcing obstacles or by fire or bombing. (Army)--A tactical task used to restrict operations to a narrow zone by the use of obstacles, fires, and/or unit manoeuvring or positioning.0zf%DHrnyDkJ֞ >1CAPBAR Combat air patrol, barrier!To conduct a patrol by fighter aircraft that is employed between a force and an objective area as a barrier across the probable direction of enemy attack. Used as far from the force as control conditions permit, to give added protection against raids along the most direct approach routes.1M[ICG yDkJ֞ >1CAPNGR Combat air patrol, ingresseCombat air patrol flown in support of friendly aircraft as the aircraft ingress into enemy territory.2DbD&G 췠yDkJ֞ >1CAPPRT Combat air patrol, protectUAn aircraft patrol flying over an objective area in order to protect friendly forces.3f~|ahA%S gyDkJ֞ >1CAPRES Combat air patrol, rescueHTo protect the search and rescue task forces during recovery operations.4=kдN, yDkJ֞ >1CAPSRF Combat air patrol, surfaceUCombat air patrol flown in support of surface vessels conducting maritime operations.5&OqN"fyDkJ֞ >1CAPTUR CapturekTo take possession of an object, normally by force; it frequently involves movement as a preliminary phase.6ǃRLLٵnyDkJ֞ >1CARLNC Carrier launch)To launch aircraft from a naval platform.7U\o#E4ӰdyDkJ֞ >1CARREC Carrier recovery(To recover aircraft on a naval platform.8zVG_qyDkJ֞ >1CBRHDF Constitute bridgehead forceTo form the force during an obstacle crossing which seizes or controls ground in order to permit the continuous embarkation, landing or crossing of troops or materiel and to provide manoeuvre space.9vtJUކyDkJ֞ >1CBRKOF Constitute breakout forceeTo form the force during an obstacle crossing which is tasked with the continuation of the operation.:>]BEi>0yDkJ֞ >1CDWDAC Codeword activity@To conduct an activity described by the action-task-detail-text.;(ċH^ݬŦ yDkJ֞ >1CFLKGD Constitute a flank guardTo provide a security element whose primary task is to protect the main force by fighting on the designated flank to gain time, whilst also observing and reporting information.<70#ؕB3/yDkJ֞ >1CHAFF Release CHAFFTo deploy strips of frequency-cut metal foil, wire or metalized glass fibre to reflect electromagnetic energy, usually dropped from aircraft or expelled from shells or rockets as a radar countermeasure.='UzNv!yDkJ֞ >1CHMSMP Chemical sampling6To collect samples for testing for chemical hazards. >SG/μ/yDkJ֞ >1CINPLF Constitute in-place forcelTo form the force during an obstacle crossing which provides fire and other support to the bridgehead force.?LZzN1#[yDkJ֞ >1CLARSP Close air supportAir action against hostile targets which are in close proximity to friendly forces and which require detailed integration of each air mission with the fire and movement of those forces.@JMd|@ ]jP~yDkJ֞ >1CLOSE CloseGTo prevent a FACILITY or FEATURE from performing its intended function.Ad_JO{^ByDkJ֞ >1CLRAIR Clear, airdTo clear the air to gain either temporary or permanent air superiority or control in a given sector.B>arWEmlX knyDkJ֞ >1CLRLND Clear, land combatCTo remove all enemy forces from a specific location, area, or zone.Cg6AHkGFXyDkJ֞ >1CLROBS Clear, obstacleTo totally eliminate or neutralize an obstacle; a task that is usually performed by follow-on engineers and is not done under fire.D&-RJ qyDkJ֞ >1CLRRAD Clear, radio netoTo eliminate transmissions on a tactical radio net in order to allow a higher precedence transmission to occur.ES}DNG:̐yDkJ֞ >1CMAINB Constitute a main body6To constitute the main force for a specific operation.FjA 6(zyDkJ֞ >1CNFPSL Conduct forward passage of linesrAn operation in which an incoming force attacks through a unit (outgoing force).that is in contact with the enemy.G6:'NQ,4yDkJ֞ >1CNFSTE ConfiscateETo deprive a person of his property as forfeited by public authority.Hޚ#I&C8LyDkJ֞ >1CNRPSL !Conduct rearward passage of linesAn operation when a force (outgoing force) effecting a movement to the rear passes through the sector of a unit (incoming force).I}aJMWՙ.fyDkJ֞ >1CNRSVC Conduct road service5To enable the movement of a number of specific units.JiA ,3J,=GyDkJ֞ >1CNSLDT Consolidate a position^To organise and strengthen a newly captured position so that it can be used against the enemy.KitujFeLyDkJ֞ >1COARPL Combat air patrolAn aircraft patrol provided over an objective area, the force protected, the critical area of a combat zone, or in an air defence area, for the purpose of intercepting and destroying hostile aircraft before they reach their targets.Lw3aO̝ˣyDkJ֞ >1COMC3I Communications (C3I)To provide communication means such as data links or radio for the purpose of communication, command, control and intelligence.Mv@CO yDkJ֞ >1COMINC &Communication, intelligence collectionWTo gather communication intelligence in order to meet current operational requirements.Nˋ:-Gù`yDkJ֞ >1COMREL Communications relay9To employ an aircraft to serve as a communications relay.O2˟rJM!SY8?yDkJ֞ >1CONSTR Construct"To build, dig or create an object.P'0F*R~yDkJ֞ >1CONTAN ContainTo stop, hold, or surround the forces of the enemy or to cause the enemy to centre activity on a given front and to prevent his withdrawing any part of his forces for use elsewhere. (Army)--A tactical task to restrict enemy movement.Qс)@X$yDkJ֞ >1COOPER CooperateTo work or act together.R9IyN.:TyDkJ֞ >1COURER CourierTo travel as a courier.S'ʅ8m*M|򫏣yDkJ֞ >1COVER CoverTo operate as a force apart to protect the main body by fighting to gain time while also observing and reporting information and preventing enemy ground observation of an direct fire against the main body.T+Wu OܥyDkJ֞ >1CRESRV Constitute a reserveTo constitute a force which may be committed into combat only on the order of the commander of the ORGANISATION who so designated the reserve force.U,iyBQwH3yDkJ֞ >1CROSS Cross#To move over a FEATURE or FACILITY.VIģqPG$g{NyDkJ֞ >1CRRGD Constitute a rear guardTo provide a security element whose primary task is to move (or remain) at the rear of the main body and protect the main force by fighting to gain time, whilst also observing and reporting information.W$Aw{DryDkJ֞ >1CTRATK Counter attackhTo mount an offensive operation in which an attack by a part or all of a defending force is made against an enemy attacking force, for such specific purposes as regaining ground lost, cutting off or destroying lead enemy units, and with the general objective of regaining the initiative and denying the enemy the attainment of his goal or purpose in attacking.XoM͜yDkJ֞ >1CTRBYF Counter-battery fire\To deliver fire for the purpose of destroying or neutralizing indirect fire weapons systems.YvEaJ "WXyDkJ֞ >1CTRFIR Counter attack by fireqTo deny the enemy his goal in attacking through fire into an engagement area to defeat or destroy an enemy force.ZA4oLहyDkJ֞ >1DAZZLE DazzleTo confuse the enemy by temporary loss of vision or a temporary reduction in visual acuity; may also be applied to effects on optics.[9!_rt@<\ \PyDkJ֞ >1DCPTEL Deception, electronicIn electronic countermeasures, the deliberate radiation, re-radiation, alteration, absorption or reflection of electromagnetic energy in a manner intended to confuse, distract or seduce an enemy or his electronic systems.\u '@=-yDkJ֞ >1DEBARK Debark?To unload troops with their supplies and equipment from a ship.]\'=wLX\~yDkJ֞ >1DECEIV DeceiveTo employ measures designed to mislead the enemy by manipulation, distortion, or falsification of evidence to induce him to react in a manner prejudicial to his interests.^a%-O&cyDkJ֞ >1DECSVC Decontamination servicesTo provide purification making any person, object, or area safe by absorbing, destroying, neutralizing, making harmless, or removing, chemical or biological agents, or by removing radioactive material clinging to or around it._FRxjElyDkJ֞ >1DEFCNT Defensive counter airTo conduct air operations to attain and maintain a desired degree of air superiority by the destruction or neutralization of enemy forces, conducted near to or over friendly territory and generally reactive to the initiative of the enemy air forces.`QP\#J_vyDkJ֞ >1DEFDST Defence destruction:To destroy enemy defences in a specific area by any means.a/S#NX%1yDkJ֞ >1DEFEAT DefeatTo diminish the effectiveness of the enemy to the extent that he is unable to participate further in the battle or at least cannot fulfil his intention.b J8gLz[׽yDkJ֞ >1DEFEND DefendxTo hold a defined object against an enemy attack; to halt or ward off an attack in order to defeat or destroy the enemy.c4Zs[e J}yDkJ֞ >1DEFLCT Deflect=To prevent an enemy force from following the intended course.d(K_CuqJ; yDkJ֞ >1DEFSUP Defence suppression}To neutralize, destroy or temporarily degrade enemy defences in a specific area by physical attack and/or electronic warfare.e*oMMNcyDkJ֞ >1DELAY DelayTo slow the momentum of the enemy by conducting an operation in which the force under pressure trades time for space. The aim is to inflict the maximum damage on the enemy without becoming decisively engaged.fDD#]yDkJ֞ >1DEMFRP $Constitute a demolition firing partyUTo provide the party at the site which is technically responsible for the demolition.gQHtjG` yDkJ֞ >1DEMGRD Constitute a demolition guardTo provide a local force positioned to ensure that a target is not captured by an enemy before orders are given for its demolition and before the demolition has been successfully fired.hEw5DGQ}!vyDkJ֞ >1DEMO DemolishmTo destroy structures, facilities, or materiel by use of fire, water, explosives, mechanical, or other means.iz49@[ (yDkJ֞ >1DENY DenyTTo prevent access by blocking, disrupting, dislocating and/or bringing fire to bear.jlM!eyDkJ֞ >1DEPLOY DeployITo move and adopt tactical formation or dispersal in a specific location.k껓4Fkw _ZyDkJ֞ >1DESCRB Describe<To state the characteristics, appearance, etc. of an object.liQBWCyDkJ֞ >1DESTRY DestroyTo physically render an enemy force combat-ineffective or damaging a target so that it cannot function as intended, nor be restored to a usable condition without being entirely rebuilt.mEܹJnyDkJ֞ >1DETECT DetectnTo discover by any means of the presence of a person, object or phenomenon of potential military significance.n~D<BgzѷyDkJ֞ >1DISENG DisengageTo break off an action.oAЁ;byDkJ֞ >1DISRPT DisruptTo break apart an enemy's formation and tempo, to interrupt the enemy's timetable, to cause premature commitment of forces, and/or splinter their attack using integrated fire planning and obstacle effect.p}H3uyDkJ֞ >1DIVE Dive=To descend or plunge into or underwater or some other liquid.qx\@\+yDkJ֞ >1DIVERT DivertTo draw the attention and forces of an enemy from the point of the principal operation; an attack, alarm, or feint which diverts attention.rْ݉A'yDkJ֞ >1DLBATK Attack, deliberateTo conduct a type of offensive action characterised by pre-planned coordinated employment of firepower and manoeuvre to close with and destroy or capture the enemy.s(,lK yDkJ֞ >1DRONL Drone launch#To perform the launching of drones.te<6D/yDkJ֞ >1DSTRBT Distribute"To divide or dispense in portions.uSLID:pKfyDkJ֞ >1DUMPNG Dumping/To position stocks to meet future requirements.vӽCO볳K.yDkJ֞ >1ELCCNM Electronic counter measures"To perform electronic warfare actions to prevent or reduce an enemys effective use of the electromagnetic spectrum through the use of electromagnetic energy. There are three subdivisions of electronic countermeasures: electronic jamming, electronic deception and electronic neutralization.w7HT=G_OtyDkJ֞ >1ELCWAR Electronic warfare7To exploit the electromagnetic spectrum encompassing; the search for, interception of electromagnetic emissions, the employment of electromagnetic energy, including directed energy, to reduce or prevent hostile use of the electromagnetic spectrum, and the actions to ensure its effective use by friendly forces.xygfHR貦yDkJ֞ >1ELCWRS Electronic warfare supportATo search for, intercept, locate, record measures and analyse radiated electromagnetic energy for the purpose of exploiting such radiations in support of military operations. Thus, ESM provides a source of EW information required to conduct ECM, ECCM, threat detection, warning, avoidance, target acquisition, and homing.ygdM@EIOJyDkJ֞ >1EMBARK EmbarkbTo put personnel and/or vehicles and their associated stores and equipment into ships or aircraft.z5Y=xGN,V$yDkJ֞ >1ENGAGE EngageTo bring the enemy under fire.{[BD)A~&yDkJ֞ >1ENVLP EnvelopTo conduct an offensive manoeuvre in which the main attacking force passes around or over the enemy's principal defensive positions with the aim of securing objectives to the enemy's rear.| ~'L.byDkJ֞ >1ESCRT Escort1To accompany and protect another force or convoy.}%{- ךKp5֜yDkJ֞ >1EVACT Evacuate6To clear materiel and personnel from a given locality.~vXIDMKyDkJ֞ >1EXFLTR Exfiltrate&To withdraw from a dangerous position.АsQAKSB<\yDkJ֞ >1EXPLT ExploitTo take advantage of a successful attack by mounting an offensive operation to follow-up and harass a dislocated enemy with the aim of further disorganising him in depth. This may provide the opportunity to capture ground which was not part of the objective of the original attack.kDK.ȵ$yDkJ֞ >1FIX FixnTo prevent the enemy from moving any part of his force from a specific location for a specific period of time. J P$CI/yDkJ֞ >1FIXACO Fix, acoustic,To determine a position using acoustic data.긼GѳfyDkJ֞ >1FIXELM Fix, electromagnetic3To determine a position using electromagnetic data.sFNHA(1ǠeyDkJ֞ >1FIXELO Fix, electro-optical3To determine a position using electro-optical data.rēJ2Gxf5?yDkJ֞ >1FNCHFL Functional check flightTo conduct a test flight to ensure the general aircraft safety after maintenance/repair, and to ensure the aircraft is fully serviceable for operations.LM|uK1gOyDkJ֞ >1FOLASS Follow and assume/To operate as a committed force that follows a force conducting an offensive operation, and is prepared to continue the mission of the force it is following when that force is fixed, attrited, or otherwise unable to continue. Such a force is not a reserve but is committed to accomplish specified tasks.fD$%> yDkJ֞ >1FOLSPT Follow and supportTo operate as a committed force that follows and supports the mission accomplishment of a force conducting an offensive operation. Such a force is not a reserve, but is committed to accomplish specified tasks.oy?KdlݯyDkJ֞ >1FRWDAC Forward air controlTo direct the action of combat aircraft engaged in close air support of land forces from a forward position on the ground or in the air.HJCXgyDkJ֞ >1GENCHS Generate chemical smokeRTo produce chemical smoke to act as a form of cover to protect ongoing operations.j.#KuR yDkJ֞ >1GUARD GuardaTo protect the main body by fighting to gain time while also observing and reporting information.D 4^N엳HyDkJ֞ >1HARASS Harass~To mount an operation or fire plan designed to curtail movement and, by threat of losses, to lower the morale of enemy troops.z`HGJ=yDkJ֞ >1HASTY Attack, hastyTo conduct a type of offensive action using firepower and manoeuvre to close with and destroy or capture the enemy. Planning and coordination will normally be limited, as the attack will be carried out at short notice.9fNyh"yDkJ֞ >1HIDE HideTo occupy an area in which an ORGANISATION or FACILITY may conceal itself before operations or before moving into battle positions.Z CϼO΃yDkJ֞ >1HLDDEF Hold, defensiveVTo maintain or retain possession by force, a position or area in defensive operations._,J, yDkJ֞ >1HLDOFF Hold, offensiveTo exert sufficient pressure in an offensive operation by means of combat power, to prevent the movement or redeployment of enemy forces.3#TGrgmyDkJ֞ >1HONASP Host nation supportCivil and military assistance rendered in peace, crisis and war by a host nation to Allied forces and NATO organisations which are located on or in transit through the host nation's territory. 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The features are positioned relative to a coordinate reference system.o@5/BsyDkJ֞ >1MARK MarkTo make visible (by the use of light/IR/laser/arty) an object in order to allow its identification by another object (usually as a precursor to the use of direct fire weapons).k7.Ez%yDkJ֞ >1MASSFR Mass forcesDTo concentrate large quantities of military equipment and personnel.ؾfN-tyDkJ֞ >1MCM11 MCM operation stage 11(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 11.J16GK꘧yDkJ֞ >1MCM12 MCM operation stage 12(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 12.33FL$ze+}LyDkJ֞ >1MCM13 MCM operation stage 13(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 13.BLEcnyDkJ֞ >1MCM14 MCM operation stage 14(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 14.VVOB޹TRYyDkJ֞ >1MCM31 MCM operation stage 31(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 31.Ԅ3.DA[zyDkJ֞ >1MCM32 MCM operation stage 32(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 32.]ȻC^kyDkJ֞ >1MCM33 MCM operation stage 33(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 33.q))AK3wv]6yDkJ֞ >1MCM34 MCM operation stage 34(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 34.v=FDF^yDkJ֞ >1MCM35 MCM operation stage 35(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 35.gRYGByDkJ֞ >1MCM36 MCM operation stage 36(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 36.֔O{ySyDkJ֞ >1MCM37 MCM operation stage 37(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 37.'-)IpPF.yDkJ֞ >1MCM38 MCM operation stage 38(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 38.kd1MCM39 MCM operation stage 39(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 39./IߠC"<yDkJ֞ >1MCM41 MCM operation stage 41(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 41.2SbAkZyDkJ֞ >1MCM42 MCM operation stage 42(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 42.gb }'H)yDkJ֞ >1MCM43 MCM operation stage 43(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 43.(DyDkJ֞ >1MCM44 MCM operation stage 44(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 44.UO Qk"yDkJ֞ >1MCM45 MCM operation stage 45(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 45.:Ma0"a&yDkJ֞ >1MCM46 MCM operation stage 46(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 46. oW|HLK:yDkJ֞ >1MCM47 MCM operation stage 47(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 47.|]*}I8:wyDkJ֞ >1MCM48 MCM operation stage 48(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 48.G;aCq5W~|yDkJ֞ >1MCM50 MCM operation stage 50(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 50. ¡mGOFi_ǣyDkJ֞ >1MCM51 MCM operation stage 51(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 51.vi2@x@yDkJ֞ >1MCM52 MCM operation stage 52(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 52.<_C=LyDkJ֞ >1MCM53 MCM operation stage 53(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 53.4ɦ#ci@Pk+yDkJ֞ >1MCM54 MCM operation stage 54(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 54.w:CʐA6`:>yDkJ֞ >1MCM55 MCM operation stage 55(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 55."<1E~ayDkJ֞ >1MCM56 MCM operation stage 56(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 56.|?/N}yDkJ֞ >1MCM57 MCM operation stage 57(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 57.&=t@aC%yDkJ֞ >1MCM58A MCM operation stage 58A)Mine Counter Measure operation stage 58A.NNtOyDkJ֞ >1MCM58B MCM operation stage 58B)Mine Counter Measure operation stage 58B.DGbhyDkJ֞ >1MCM58C MCM operation stage 58C)Mine Counter Measure operation stage 58C.u-OdCyDkJ֞ >1MCM59 MCM operation stage 59(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 59.`4zOdyDkJ֞ >1MCM61 MCM operation stage 61(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 61.S}‘D7ryDkJ֞ >1MCM62 MCM operation stage 62(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 62.0\5hBp^yDkJ֞ >1MCM63 MCM operation stage 63(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 63.}v|WG.hHyDkJ֞ >1MCM71 MCM operation stage 71(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 71. $A)imyDkJ֞ >1MCM72 MCM operation stage 72(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 72. Emre5blyDkJ֞ >1MCM73 MCM operation stage 73(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 73.Rb+J5Ր=yDkJ֞ >1MCM74 MCM operation stage 74(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 74.f&ѵMoyDkJ֞ >1MCM75 MCM operation stage 75(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 75.+- H\=yDkJ֞ >1MCM81 MCM operation stage 81(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 81.y^KLQ NoyDkJ֞ >1MCM82 MCM operation stage 82(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 82.'ThHMcaԃyDkJ֞ >1MCM83 MCM operation stage 83(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 83..,PUlMK6yDkJ֞ >1MCM84 MCM operation stage 84(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 84.PMBiBJ$yDkJ֞ >1MCM85 MCM operation stage 85(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 85.o@i6RIu; yDkJ֞ >1MCM86 MCM operation stage 86(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 86.ZlTBm1yDkJ֞ >1MCM87 MCM operation stage 87(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 87.t-BJd1VH"yDkJ֞ >1MCM88 MCM operation stage 88(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 88.gWDߕyDkJ֞ >1MCM89 MCM operation stage 89(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 89.i>}NG"yDkJ֞ >1MCM91 MCM operation stage 91(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 91.UsUH~I,_pyDkJ֞ >1MCM92 MCM operation stage 92(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 92.頑sNEss<*yDkJ֞ >1MCM93 MCM operation stage 93(Mine Counter Measure operation stage 93.?^FqF^KiyDkJ֞ >1MCMATT MCM, attritionTo conduct continuous application of Mine Countermeasures (MCM) to keep the risk from mines to all vessels as low as possible. Appropriate to minefields that are being replenished.zTKH`ںyDkJ֞ >1MCMCHK MCM, checkTo conduct a Mine Countermeasures (MCM) operation to check that as far as possible no maritime mines are left after the previous MCM operation.rF%O"FܰyDkJ֞ >1MCMEXP MCM, exploratoryTo conduct a Mine Countermeasures (MCM) operation in which a sample of the route or area is subjected to MCM procedures to determine the presence or absence of mines.DQ؃:DQ=2yDkJ֞ >1MCMLDT MCM, lead throughTo assist traffic in the transit of parts of a mined area which have previously been subject to Mine Countermeasures (MCM) operations.&9 gtL 08yDkJ֞ >1MCMLMC MCM, limited clearingBTo clear particular types of mines from an area, channel or route.TyId yDkJ֞ >1MCMPRE MCM, precursorTo carry out operations in an area or channel using relatively safe methods and techniques in order to reduce the risk to mine countermeasures (MCM) vessels.{X| O=+"yDkJ֞ >1MCMSA MCM-SLS-ALPHA>Mine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ALPHA.v@%Ml1@hyDkJ֞ >1MCMSAA MCM-SLS-ALPHA-ALPHADMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ALPHA-ALPHA.GyęwG|0yDkJ֞ >1MCMSAC MCM-SLS-ALPHA-CHARLIEFMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ALPHA-CHARLIE.$M+Aw5FC)OyDkJ֞ >1MCMSAD MCM-SLS-ALPHA-DELTADMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ALPHA-DELTA.o'_P \K yDkJ֞ >1MCMSAG MCM-SLS-ALPHA-GOLFCMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ALPHA-GOLF.sE@AMyDkJ֞ >1MCMSAH MCM-SLS-ALPHA-HOTELDMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ALPHA-HOTEL.D1MCMSAM MCM-SLS-ALPHA-MIKECMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ALPHA-MIKE.oA3SyDkJ֞ >1MCMSAZ MCM-SLS-ALPHA-ZULUCMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ALPHA-ZULU.t:uHsr*-yDkJ֞ >1MCMSB MCM-SLS-BRAVO>Mine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes BRAVO.Azi~F VoyDkJ֞ >1MCMSBZ MCM-SLS-BRAVO-ZULUCMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes BRAVO-ZULU.ȍ'3B~}4R^yDkJ֞ >1MCMSC MCM-SLS-CHARLIE@Mine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes CHARLIE.ǎjӚ@(yDkJ֞ >1MCMSCA MCM-SLS-CHARLIE-ALPHAFMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes CHARLIE-ALPHA.LAnD`hYyDkJ֞ >1MCMSCC MCM-SLS-CHARLIE-CHARLIEHMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes CHARLIE-CHARLIE.whK{<yDkJ֞ >1MCMSCD MCM-SLS-CHARLIE-DELTAFMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes CHARLIE-DELTA.fcL[yDkJ֞ >1MCMSCG MCM-SLS-CHARLIE-GOLFEMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes CHARLIE-GOLF.ˎFf"yDkJ֞ >1MCMSCH MCM-SLS-CHARLIE-HOTELFMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes CHARLIE-HOTEL.ӐQGڐ;0 yDkJ֞ >1MCMSCM MCM-SLS-CHARLIE-MIKEEMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes CHARLIE-MIKE.64O;`yDkJ֞ >1MCMSCZ MCM-SLS-CHARLIE-ZULUEMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes CHARLIE-ZULU.70NDĺoyDkJ֞ >1MCMSE MCM-SLS-ECHO=Mine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ECHO.h ~Gc~YwyDkJ֞ >1MCMSEA MCM-SLS-ECHO-ALPHACMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ECHO-ALPHA.4_HGNoyDkJ֞ >1MCMSEC MCM-SLS-ECHO-CHARLIEEMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ECHO-CHARLIE.hA yDkJ֞ >1MCMSED MCM-SLS-ECHO-DELTACMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ECHO-DELTA.quO#gyDkJ֞ >1MCMSEG MCM-SLS-ECHO-GOLFBMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ECHO-GOLF.#ʤCRtyDkJ֞ >1MCMSEH MCM-SLS-ECHO-HOTELCMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ECHO-HOTEL.%ś D6*]yDkJ֞ >1MCMSEM MCM-SLS-ECHO-MIKEBMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ECHO-MIKE. k-CHF+yDkJ֞ >1MCMSEZ MCM-SLS-ECHO-ZULUBMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ECHO-ZULU.C/@@e=yDkJ֞ >1MCMSL MCM-SLS-LIMA=Mine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes LIMA.a[}[I/ yDkJ֞ >1MCMSLA MCM-SLS-LIMA-ALPHACMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes LIMA-ALPHA.bO:@Yk.yDkJ֞ >1MCMSLH MCM-SLS-LIMA-HOTELCMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes LIMA-HOTEL.@H w3E=yDkJ֞ >1MCMSLM MCM-SLS-LIMA-MIKEBMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes LIMA-MIKE.W@PyDkJ֞ >1MCMSLZ MCM-SLS-LIMA-ZULUBMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes LIMA-ZULU.A͏#Iշ5CyDkJ֞ >1MCMSP MCM-SLS-PAPA=Mine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes PAPA.\HdXFd=`syDkJ֞ >1MCMSPA MCM-SLS-PAPA-ALPHACMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes PAPA-ALPHA.+v^ҥC+Ї`yDkJ֞ >1MCMSPC MCM-SLS-PAPA-CHARLIEEMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes PAPA-CHARLIE.t]ueF!Z8yDkJ֞ >1MCMSPG MCM-SLS-PAPA-GOLFBMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes PAPA-GOLF.*(>D=DAZn1yDkJ֞ >1MCMSPH MCM-SLS-PAPA-HOTELCMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes PAPA-HOTEL.P =)7IAI=yDkJ֞ >1MCMSPM MCM-SLS-PAPA-MIKEBMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes PAPA-MIKE.XND9yDkJ֞ >1MCMSPZ MCM-SLS-PAPA-ZULUBMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes PAPA-ZULU.[L3FyDkJ֞ 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>1MCMSVD MCM-SLS-VICTOR-DELTAEMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes VICTOR-DELTA.Z['JOn`yDkJ֞ >1MCMSVG MCM-SLS-VICTOR-GOLFDMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes VICTOR-GOLF.%5R4Bx(Ln;yDkJ֞ >1MCMSVH MCM-SLS-VICTOR-HOTELEMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes VICTOR-HOTEL.u %\DfQ2W+oyDkJ֞ >1MCMSVM MCM-SLS-VICTOR-MIKEDMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes VICTOR-MIKE.6X KJ`"SyDkJ֞ >1MCMSVZ MCM-SLS-VICTOR-ZULUDMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes VICTOR-ZULU.\4Gz9fyDkJ֞ >1MCMSW MCM-SLS-WHISKEY@Mine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes WHISKEY. z#FٱJ0n8FyDkJ֞ >1MCMSWZ MCM-SLS-WHISKEY-ZULUEMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes WHISKEY-ZULU.!X]/D xX4GyDkJ֞ >1MCMSZZ MCM-SLS-ZULU-ZULUBMine Countermeasures Operation Standard Letter Suffixes ZULU-ZULU."DR]bFKa2yDkJ֞ >1MCMTML MCM, time limitedTo conduct a minesweeping and/or minehunting carried out when time available before ships are passed through a mined area, (or suspected mined area), is insufficient to carry out clearance operations.#FA$D E=yDkJ֞ >1MEDEVC Medical evacuationZTo move any person who is wounded, injured or ill to/between medical treatment facilities.$AdGWز2ryDkJ֞ >1METBAL MeteorologicalwTo gather meteorological information such as humidity, pressure, and temperature characteristics of Earths atmosphere.%Zߎ.`J/yDkJ֞ >1MINCM Mine countermeasures To perform mine countermeasures.&h/sF/"BYoyDkJ֞ >1MINEWF Mine warfareTo conduct warfare that includes the actions of laying mines and actions taken to counter the threat of an adversary (referred to as Mine Countermeasures).'׎;YH/"6E!yDkJ֞ >1MINLAY Mine-laying'To emplace or deploy one or more mines.(;(;D&JGr.yDkJ֞ >1MINSWP Minesweeping, landTo search for or clear mines using mechanical or explosion gear, which physically removes or destroys the mine, or produces, in the area, the influence fields necessary to actuate it.) ,DJ5^qyDkJ֞ >1MISSTG 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Airborne alert is designed to reduce reaction time and to increase the survivability factor.- F!G|}|yDkJ֞ >1MNTGRD Maintain on call ground alertTo keep aircraft on the ground/runway/deck fully serviced and armed, with combat crews in readiness to take off within a specified short period of time after receipt of a mission order...6Q$L `ÂtyDkJ֞ >1MOPUP Mop upTo liquidate the remnants of enemy resistance in an area that has been surrounded or isolated, or through which other units have passed without eliminating all active resistance./UOINY.>UyDkJ֞ >1MOVE Move0To change position from one location to another.0P6LqXl@ǴyDkJ֞ >1MPA Patrol, maritimeTo fly over an area, monitor and, where necessary, destroy hostile aircraft, as well as protect friendly shipping in the vicinity of the objective area.1ºxHx|O]͡!uyDkJ֞ >1MRITOP Maritime interdiction operationsTo conduct an operation that encompasses seaborne enforcement measures to interdict the movement of certain types of designated items into or out of a nation or specific area.2vO UD2yDkJ֞ >1NACLSP Naval control of shippingControl exercised by naval authorities of movement, routing, reporting, convoy organisation and tactical diversion of Allied merchant shipping. It does not include the employment or active protection of such shipping.3wj2Is΀yDkJ֞ >1NTRCHM Neutralize, chemicalGTo make safe or non-toxic an object contaminated with a chemical agent.48I+9QyDkJ֞ >1NTRCOM Neutralize, combat9To render ineffective or unusable in military operations.5vD1NTREXP Neutralize, explosiveCTo render bombs, mines, missiles and booby traps into a safe state.6#"OqO(&yDkJ֞ >1NUCSMP Nuclear sampling5To collect samples for testing for nuclear hazards. 7}*,IyDkJ֞ >1NVLPLF Naval platform flight operations2To launch or recover aircraft by a naval platform.8MV@gI5eʾyDkJ֞ >1OBSCUR Obscure%To cover something by a smoke screen.9&KLECʶyDkJ֞ >1OBSRV ObserveaTo provide continuous view, and the potential for reports on the activity of an ACTION-OBJECTIVE.:cpvF P^yDkJ֞ >1OCCUPY OccupyTo move onto an objective, key terrain, or other manmade or natural terrain area without opposition and control that entire area.;`Qu)FK߭nlyDkJ֞ >1OFFAIR Offensive air supportLTo provide support by the air forces on land or sea in offensive operations.<TRX1OFFCNA Offensive counter airhTo conduct an operation to destroy, disrupt or limit enemy air power as close to its source as possible.=|lCokyDkJ֞ >1ORGCNF Organise conference`To organise a meeting for discussion, esp. a regular one held by an association or organisation.>t?ljI0W}ǵyDkJ֞ >1ORGMED Organise media interviewTo organise a conversation between a reporter etc. and a person of public interest, used as a basis of a broadcast or publication.?߁Ԫ܅@vGpyDkJ֞ >1ORGRCR Organise recreational activities2To organise a refreshing or entertaining activity.@o2DsT@շyDkJ֞ >1ORGSCL Organise social eventsOTo organise any social gathering, esp. one organised by a club or congregation.AnoB15yDkJ֞ >1ORGSPT Organise sporting events^To organise any game or competitive activity, esp. an outdoor one involving physical exertion.Bc[,z#DQ%<yDkJ֞ >1PATROL Patrol`To gather information or to carry out a destructive, harassing, mopping-up, or security mission.C:aKCH yDkJ֞ >1PENTRT PenetrateQTo break through the enemy's defence or to disrupt the enemy's defensive systems.D*FJO-AyDkJ֞ >1PHOTO Photo mappingLTo collect a series of photographs from which it is possible to create maps.EKB-EG@CyDkJ֞ >1PLAN Plan:To create a detailed formulation of a programme of action.FjR.W}TEWⷎyDkJ֞ >1PREFIR Preparatory fire6To deliver fire on a target preparatory to an assault.G@YA*ayDkJ֞ >1PREPR Prepare To establish certain conditions.H?Ǥ7EYCyDkJ֞ >1PROCUR Procure5To buy whatever is needed to fulfil a certain action.Ih.0IwޔyDkJ֞ >1PROTEL Protection, electronicThat division of electronic warfare involving actions taken to ensure effective friendly use of the electromagnetic spectrum despite the enemy's use of electromagnetic energy.Jٞ@NmYyDkJ֞ >1PRVACC Provide accommodationGTo provide room for receiving people, esp. a place to live or lodgings.KQ49pI4xG~kyDkJ֞ >1PRVAGR Provide agricultural supportKTo provide advice or supplies for cultivating the soil and rearing animals.LvoW\~EayDkJ֞ >1PRVBDD Provide beddingETo provide (1) sleeping accommodation or (2) mattress and bedclothes.MCW=Gտ"ryDkJ֞ >1PRVCMP Provide campsTo provide temporary accommodation of various kinds, usually consisting of huts or tents, for detainees, homeless persons, and other emergency use.NBY H(ۡyDkJ֞ >1PRVCNS Provide construction services>To provide labour and materiel for construction of facilities.OndXO.TyDkJ֞ >1PRVEDU Provide education services;To provide labour and materiel for the educational process.PZN'MyDkJ֞ >1PRVHLT Provide healthcare servicesNTo provide labour and materiel for maintaining the general health and welfare.Q#^԰LV%yDkJ֞ >1PRVINF Provide infrastructure?To provide basic facilities such as roads, bridges, and sewers.RVMYיFh|yDkJ֞ >1PRVLND Provide laundry servicesCTo provide labour and materiel for laundering of clothes or linens.S:\)Nt0>WyDkJ֞ >1PRVRPR Provide repair servicesLTo provide labour and materiel to restore objects to unimpaired condition. T$ɄI2hj)(yDkJ֞ >1PRVSCY Provide security servicesLTo provide labour and materiel to assure safety of personnel and facilities.U+'M7jyDkJ֞ >1PRVSHL Provide shelterTo provide housing.VIiyDkJ֞ >1PRVSTG Provide storage services To provide services for storage.WǣAM4yDkJ֞ >1PRVTRS Provide transhipment servicesaTo provide movement of cargo from one ship or train or container to another for further shipment.XP\zXM!z:L}yDkJ֞ >1PSYCHW Psychological warfarecTo use propaganda or other means designed to undermine the morale or allegiance of one's opponents.Y@Y"C#5j%DyDkJ֞ >1PUBMDA Publish media articletTo make generally known a non-fictional essay, esp. one included with others in a newspaper, magazine, journal, etc.Zɴ~d GQhMyDkJ֞ >1PUBMDD Publish media documentarycTo make generally known any document published on a media that provides a factual record or report.[kEllyDkJ֞ >1PUBPRS Publish press releaseNTo make generally known an official statement issued to media for information.\v;wL"جyDkJ֞ >1PURSUE PursueTo continue offensive operations designed to catch or cut off a hostile force attempting to escape, with the aim of destroying it. Typically, contact is maintained and risk taken to harass relentlessly, thereby turning the pursuit into a rout.]<I|c yDkJ֞ >1RCALIB Radio/radar calibrationNTo fly on a specific route in order to allow calibration of radars and radios.^hyBG-z{%yDkJ֞ >1RECARM Reconnaissance, armedTo locate and attack targets of opportunity, i.e. enemy material, personnel, and facilities in assigned surface communications routes, and not for the purpose of attacking specific briefed targets._;ׁ&%g`I(+9;yDkJ֞ >1RECCE ReconnaissanceTo conduct a mission to obtain by visual operations or other detection methods information about the activities and resources of an enemy or potential enemy, or to secure data concerning the meteorological, hydrographic or geographic characteristics of a particular area.` gBLœyDkJ֞ >1RECCEF Reconnaissance in forcexTo conduct an offensive operation designed to discover and/or test the enemy's strength, or to obtain other information.aP"T,rA+yDkJ֞ >1RECCEL Reconnaissance, land[To obtain information concerning terrain, weather, and the disposition, composition, movement, installations, lines of communications, electronic and communication emissions of enemy forces. Also included are artillery and naval gunfire adjustment, and systematic and random observation of ground battle areas, targets, and/or sectors of airspace.b$!-m0EzH^RyDkJ֞ >1RECCES Reconnaissance, shadowTo observe an enemy unit or force, usually as a sequel to surveillance or reconnaissance, for the purpose of reporting its composition, location, movement, and any other relevant information.ccDpˌ@7yDkJ֞ >1RECECM Reconnaissance, ECM[To detect ECM activities and resources of an enemy or potential enemy in a particular area.dQԤ1RECONS ReconstituteTo attain prescribed strength of units and prescribed levels of vehicles, equipment, stores and supplies. The process will only take place after a unit/formation combat effectiveness has been reduced.e*wI WyDkJ֞ >1RECOVR Recover7To retrieve any lost, incapacitated or captured object.fEXCIW,yDkJ֞ >1RECPHO Reconnaissance, photographicTo obtain, by photographic means, information about the activities and resources of an enemy or potential enemy, or to secure data concerning the meteorological, hydrographical, or geographical characteristics of a particular area.gj{A=J$@9yDkJ֞ >1RECRAD Reconnaissance, radarTo obtain, by radar detection methods, information about the activities and resources of an enemy or potential enemy, or to secure data concerning the meteorological, hydrographical, or geographical characteristics of a particular area.h{DtNyҾ+IryDkJ֞ >1RECTGT Reconnaissance, targetETo obtain information about the activities and resources of a target.i,A.oI yDkJ֞ >1RECUPR RecuperateWTo rest a unit after it has been in action. Some reconstitution may take place as well.jgtf8N"+QxyDkJ֞ >1RECVIS Reconnaissance, visualTo obtain visual information about the activities and resources of an enemy or potential enemy, or to secure data concerning the meteorological, hydrographical, or geographical characteristics of a particular area.k(L-GJ- w]yDkJ֞ >1REDEPL RedeployTo transfer a unit, an individual, or supplies deployed in one area to another area, or to another location within the area, for the purpose of further employment.lLCEByN_Qy;yDkJ֞ >1REFILL RefillTo fill again.mYVBO_QeyDkJ֞ >1REFORM ReformBNo definition provided in ADatP-3 Baseline 13.1 FFIRN/FUD 1299/19.n[DS:tH7yDkJ֞ >1REFUEL RefuelTo take on more fuel.ok^K`IIZB"UyDkJ֞ >1REINF ReinforcelTo move or make a force available to another commander for the purpose of supplementing the in-place forces.p FMLYyDkJ֞ >1REORG ReorganiseTo change a task organisation for a particular operation. (Normally takes place before an operation). This includes the transfer of authority.qVTM)/s=GyDkJ֞ >1REPAIR RepairpTo restore an item to serviceable condition through correction of a specific failure or unserviceable condition.rTvf@{mXyDkJ֞ >1RESCUE RescueTo use aircraft, surface craft (land or water), submarines, specialized rescue teams, and equipment to rescue personnel in distress on land or at sea.skٓ@0_ VyDkJ֞ >1REST RestdTo impose a specified period of inactivity on an ORGANISATION that is out of contact with the enemy.t@QԪyDkJ֞ >1RESUPL ResupplyGTo replenish stocks in order to maintain the required levels of supply.uGi("AKO>6TyDkJ֞ >1RETAIN RetainUTo occupy and hold a terrain feature to ensure it is free of enemy occupation or use.v k1RETIRE RetireeTo move a force out of contact with the enemy with the expectation of no further significant contact.wA\YOd:lC VyDkJ֞ >1RLFPLC Relief in placeDTo conduct an operation in which, by direction of higher authority, all or part of a unit is replaced in an area by the incoming unit. The responsibilities of the replaced elements for the mission and the assigned zone of operations are transferred to the incoming unit. The incoming unit continues the operation as ordered.x[^ YD̄!vyDkJ֞ >1RNDZVA Rendezvous procedure alphaTo rendezvous using a procedure directed by a radar control station, whether ground based, seaborne, or airborne (anchor rendezvous).yf~r*B5fyDkJ֞ >1RNDZVB Rendezvous procedure bravoTo rendezvous using a heading based procedure which utilises air-to-air equipment of both tanker and receiver. The tanker controls the procedure.zl %Kѭy|yDkJ֞ >1RNDZVC Rendezvous procedure charlieTo rendezvous using a heading based procedure which allows receivers with an airborne intercept (AI) radar to control the procedure once positive AI radar contact is established.{)9rH96HyDkJ֞ >1RNDZVD Rendezvous procedure deltaTo rendezvous using a procedure that requires the receiver to maintain an agreed track and the tanker to maintain the reciprocal track, offset a pre-determined distance (point parallel).|uN}Bd8yDkJ֞ >1RNDZVE Rendezvous procedure echoTo rendezvous using a procedure for use in support of a combat air patrol (CAP). It is particularly useful during periods of EMCON constraints.}yH]߾yDkJ֞ >1RNDZVF Rendezvous procedure foxtrotYTo rendezvous using a procedure where the tanker and receiver operate from the same base.~^&`xGr[>yDkJ֞ >1RNDZVG Rendezvous procedure golfTo rendezvous using a procedure that facilitates join-up on a common track; receivers may have departed either from the same or different bases (enroute).`vTMοBAyDkJ֞ >1RNDZVS Rendezvous<To achieve a pre-arranged meeting at a given time and place.}_xJ F;WyDkJ֞ >1SAR Search and rescueTo use aircraft, surface craft, submarines, specialized rescue teams and equipment to search for and rescue personnel in distress on land or at sea.m=ga˩Mpd_yDkJ֞ >1SARCME %Search and rescue, combat, exfiltrateTo remove personnel from areas under enemy control by specially trained personnel qualified to penetrate to the site of an incident by land or parachute, render medical aid, accomplish survival methods, and rescue survivors.ΎOKt(KyDkJ֞ >1SARCMI %Search and rescue, combat, infiltrateTo move through or into an area or territory occupied by either friendly or enemy troops or organisations specially trained personnel qualified to penetrate to the site of an incident by land or parachute, render medical aid, accomplish survival methods, and rescue survivors.v&fD26-JyDkJ֞ >1SARPLG Search and rescue, plane guard_Helicopter maintains station in vicinity of carrier for potential SAR during flight operations.'=!@ܞyyDkJ֞ >1SCOUT Scout6To collect intelligence without engaging enemy forces.n%-nFZDyyDkJ֞ >1SCREEN ScreenTo operate as a security element whose primary task is to observe, identify and report information, and which only fights in self-protection.@VyDkJ֞ >1SCRMBL ScramblecTo launch or take-off an aircraft as quickly as possible, usually followed by mission instructions.}JLBؑyDkJ֞ >1SECURE SecureTo gain possession of a position or terrain feature, with or without force, and to make such disposition as will prevent, as far as possible, its destruction or loss by enemy action.@\5NـlyDkJ֞ >1SECURT SecurityTo take measures necessary to achieve protection against espionage, sabotage, subversion and terrorism, as well as against loss or unauthorised disclosure.!Qo(J^ZyDkJ֞ >1SEIZE Seize4To clear a designated area and obtain control of it.''rA)"kKyDkJ֞ >1SENSIM Sensor implantTo insert a piece of equipment which detects, and may indicate, and/or record objects and activities by means of energy or particles emitted, reflected, or modified by objects.jrJdZz:yDkJ֞ >1SERASE Serve as an assault echelon_To serve as an element of a force which is scheduled for initial assault on the objective area.6zH΋J\r߯yDkJ֞ >1SERATE Serve as an attack echelonfTo serve as a fraction of a command in the direction of depth, to which an attack mission is assigned.8HLS,yDkJ֞ >1SERCH Search!No definition provided in APP-6A.QY$CL \fOyDkJ֞ >1SERFLO Serve as the follow-on echelonTo serve as, in amphibious operations, that echelon of the assault troops, vehicles, aircraft equipment, and supplies which, though not needed to initiate the assault, is required to support and sustain the assault.ad/DgOKsG;yDkJ֞ >1SERFOE &Serve as the first operational echelonTo serve as a fraction of a command, to which the first mission is assigned or which forms the forward line of own troops or which is first troops in the theatre.H.eyDkJ֞ >1SERFRE Serve as the forward echelon4To serve as a forward subdivision of a headquarters.DKn\H`yDkJ֞ >1SERFTE #Serve as the first tactical echelonUTo serve as a fraction of a tactical command, to which a primary mission is assigned.L 8R@r(CyDkJ֞ >1SERFUE Serve as the follow-up echelonmTo serve as, in air transport operations, an element moved into the objective area after the assault echelon.ҽdO J-,yDkJ֞ >1SERREE Serve as the rear echelonMTo serve as elements of a force which are not required in the objective area.(15IKB֝yyDkJ֞ >1SERRSE Serve as the reserve echelon\To serve as a fraction of a command in the direction of depth, which is an assigned reserve.{7%IHUzŵqyDkJ֞ >1SERSEA Serve as the sea echelonTo serve as a portion of the assault shipping which withdraws from, or remains out of, the transport area during an amphibious landing and operates in designated areas to seaward in an on-call or unscheduled status.s/DmYɐyDkJ֞ >1SERSOE 'Serve as the second operational echelonTo serve as a fraction of an operational command either in the direction of depth or as a follow up on the timeline, to which a secondary operational mission is assigned.R'M1AyDkJ֞ >1SERSPE Serve as a support echelonfTo serve as a fraction of a command in the direction of depth, to which a support mission is assigned.0X.]GӉUU6hyDkJ֞ >1SERSTE $Serve as the second tactical echelonTo serve as a fraction of a tactical command either in the direction of depth or as a follow up on the timeline, to which a secondary tactical mission is assigned.ֿE~6`u~gyDkJ֞ >1SERSTR Serve as a strategic reservefTo serve as a fraction of a command in the direction of depth, which is an assigned strategic reserve.YeL )ҠyDkJ֞ >1SERTHR Serve as the theatre reservedTo serve as a fraction of a command in the direction of depth, which is an assigned theatre reserve.ZzO_^IyDkJ֞ >1SETUP Set up<To prepare or establish a FACILITY, ORGANISATION or FEATURE.$nw㵅HGg9[eyDkJ֞ >1SINGA Signals intelligence gathering^To intercept and gather electronic and communications transmissions for intelligence purposes.ʻ)'@DyDkJ֞ >1SPCOPS Special operationsKA mission conducted by specially designated, organised, trained and equipped forces using operational techniques and modes of employment not standard to conventional forces. These activities are conducted across the full range of military operations independently or in coordination with operations of conventional forces to achieve political, military, psychological and economic objectives. Politico-military considerations may require clandestine, covert or discrete techniques and the acceptance of a degree of physical and political risk not associated with conventional operations.#zFE9c8yDkJ֞ >1SPREAD SpreadBNo definition provided in ADatP-3 Baseline 13.1 FFIRN/FUD 1299/19.[F:J*4ۥNbyDkJ֞ >1SPTCON Support, contingency;To involve in emergency, military forces due to natural disasters, terrorists, subversives, or by required military operations. Due to the uncertainty of the situation, contingencies require plans, rapid response, and special procedures to ensure the safety and readiness of personnel, installations, and equipment.;87N))ȖhyDkJ֞ >1SPTELC Support, electronicTo provide information required for decisions involving electronic warfare operations and other tactical actions such as threat avoidance, targeting, and homing.httaHJ9U )yDkJ֞ >1SRCHFR Search by fireNTo distribute fire in depth by successive changes in the elevation of the gun.&WFZY/ gyDkJ֞ >1SRCRES Search and rescue, combatTo detect, locate, identify and rescue downed aircrew in hostile territory in crisis and wartime and, when appropriate, isolated military personnel in distress, who are equipped and trained to receive CSAR support, throughout a theatre of operations.0SoNq>}0yDkJ֞ >1STRCON !Strike control and reconnaissanceGTo conduct reconnaissance strike control and reconnaissance operations.mڳ'b`OSBUDyDkJ֞ >1STRWAF Strike warfareTo conduct warfare that includes strikes against targets ashore using carrier-based strike aircraft, sea-launched cruise missiles, naval guns, and special operations forces.͓`EjEMM,yDkJ֞ >1SUBWAF Submarine warfare7To conduct warfare that includes the use of submarines.ȏhU@F? yDkJ֞ >1SUPPRS SuppressTo provide fire which neutralizes or temporarily degrades the capabilities of enemy forces within a specific area. This makes no assumptions as to enemy casualties; it may be a transitory effect.ZCY?yyDkJ֞ >1SUPPRT Support8To aid, protect, complement or sustain any other object.ܧWEmƖ(ZyDkJ֞ >1SURVEL Surveillance, electronicvThe systematic observation of aerospace, surface or subsurface areas, places, persons, or things, by electronic means.Б]MiDȖyDkJ֞ >1SURVLE SurveillanceTo observe aerospace, surface or subsurface areas, places, persons, or things, by visual, aural electronic, photographic, or other means.'ڝtII%D((eyDkJ֞ >1SUSOAA 'Sustaining operations afloat and ashoreTo conduct an operation in which maritime forces continue to provide direct and indirect support to combat operations ashore, and help in sustaining land and air forces by maintaining sealift and keeping SLOC (Sea Lines of Communication) open.F&!iyDkJ֞ >1SWEEP SweepAn offensive mission by fighter aircraft to seek out and destroy enemy aircraft and other targets of opportunity in an allocated area of operations.3VI KMyDkJ֞ >1TCARRC Tactical air reconnaissanceAir action, which consist of the collection of information of intelligence from the air or through the use of airborne sensors.}R6 ڱ@,zyDkJ֞ >1TGTDLT Target dilutionTo minimize the probability of acquisition of real targets by creating false targets in the vicinity of real targets by means of electronic spoofing or use of decoys.1MaH4'ೇuyDkJ֞ >1THREAT Threaten+To menace the enemy by manoeuvre or action.n1@:tyDkJ֞ >1TOWTGT Tow, target*To tow a target used for gunnery practice.IlDFIEr!VyDkJ֞ >1TRAIN TrainFTo develop, maintain or improve the readiness of individuals or units.rn-1NPw冀yDkJ֞ >1TRANOP Train, operations8Training operations or exercises. This training includes: a. delivery of personnel and equipment; b. Assault operations; c. Loading exercises and local orientation fights of short duration; and d. Manoeuvres and/or exercises as agreed upon by services concerned and/or as authorized by the joint chiefs of staff.|hvMFK㽽]yDkJ֞ >1TRANS TransportLTo move assets using any means by sea, land or air to a specified objective.߃b@yDkJ֞ >1TRNSAA Transport, assault airland\To transport cargo and/or passengers delivered by air-landing the aircraft to a combat zone.p,&LX>q4IdZyDkJ֞ >1TRVRS Traverse"To travel over a designated route.1QOJ}yDkJ֞ >1TURN Turn\To compel an enemy force to move from an avenue of approach or movement corridor to another.v.X}%M/yDkJ֞ >1UNCONW Unconventional warfareTo conduct operations for military, political or economic purposes within an area occupied by the enemy and making use of the local inhabitants and resources.u)I&n yDkJ֞ >1UTILTY Utility flight]To conduct a flight in which the aircraft has the capability of performing multiple missions.$&aMK`eyDkJ֞ >1VERIFY VerifyCTo testify to, to assert, to affirm or confirm, as true or certain.vx9J%yDkJ֞ >1WDRPRS Withdraw under pressurexTo disengage from the enemy when the enemy has sufficient contact with friendly forces to interfere with the withdrawal.JK$E<yDkJ֞ >1WITHDR Withdraw4To disengage a force in contact from an enemy force.I[`MA%yDkJ֞ >1WITNES WitnessQTo observe an activity in an official capacity with a view of providing evidence.8AgDҲu#0dyDkJ֞ >1WLDWSL Wild weaselTo identify, locate, and physically suppress or destroy ground based enemy air defence systems that employ sensors radiating electromagnetic energy.,[Z!B0La|Y?8NӇ-q DS282_act_event_cat_codeDS282_act_event_cat_code[q_*VIJ: [Z!B0La|YABDICA Abdication7The renouncement by a person of his official functions.GWFg5d+[Z!B0La|YACCAIR Accident, aircraft groundJAn accident involving an aircraft during ground operations or maintenance.\.ǚK8?j[Z!B0La|YACCDNT Accident^An unfortunate event, esp. one causing physical harm or damage, brought about unintentionally.mk_j~Le9|[Z!B0La|YACCMNE Accident, mine*An accident involving unexploded ordnance.ag'4OW?H[[Z!B0La|YACCTRF Accident, traffic1An accident involving at least one motor vehicle.SWK5BJB^[Z!B0La|YACCWPN Accident, weaponAn accident involving a weapon. ׸CRXM[Z!B0La|YACCWRK Accident, workplace'An accident occurring at the workplace.RNDq:s"[Z!B0La|YACRLOS Aircraft lossEThe unforeseen loss of an aircraft (and personnel), other than crash.ʗ}Njx [Z!B0La|YADVANC AdvancingMoving towards an objective in some form of tactical formation. This is a transitional phase between operations that may or may not result in contact with the enemy. -6ZkI<[Z!B0La|YAERENG Aerial engagement@The occurrence of a hostile encounter between military aircraft. ZF*GvqClF[Z!B0La|YAERSHO Aerial shoot down*The deliberate destruction of an aircraft. :0 @rv[Z!B0La|YAIRCRS Aircraft crashDThe unforeseen destruction or damage of an aircraft (and personnel). SjWNUY=t[Z!B0La|YAIRLAU Aircraft launch activity2The occurrence of one or more aircraft taking off. R9CR`[Z!B0La|YAIRLND Aircraft landing[The action of approaching and alighting on the ground or some other surface after a flight.lSD@U[Z!B0La|YAIRVIO Airspace violation9The invasion of the declared own airspace by an aircraft.:J}\Nh7m?[Z!B0La|YALRCAN Alert cancellation The end of a state of readiness.?'"`O Bc[Z!B0La|YAMBUSH AmbushA surprise attack by fire or other destructive means from concealed positions on a moving or temporarily halted force or group of personnel.^X\WFfyM[Z!B0La|YAMPH Amphibious operationuMounting an operation launched from the sea by naval and land forces against a hostile, or potentially hostile shore.Ҳ=NlK[Z!B0La|YARASLT Air assaultMounting an assault utilising a mixture of aviation and ground transport, the principal feature of which is the insertion of combat power. ~u7HF [Z!B0La|YARBNAS Airborne assaultMounting an airborne operation, a phase beginning with delivery by air of the assault echelon of the force into the objective area and extending through attack of assault objectives and consolidation of the initial airhead.ߪ@:~[Z!B0La|YARMPRD Arms production?An activity of, relating to or based on the production of arms.RBГP[Z!B0La|YARMTRD Arms trade)A happening of selling or buying of arms.g۩N13@3G6[Z!B0La|YARRLGL Arresting, legal=Seizing and detaining of a person under authority of the law.;&yY C:4@E[Z!B0La|YARROBS Arresting/obstructingMStopping or checking of the motion, progress, growth, or spread of something.޺y0D=1E[Z!B0La|YARSON ArsonThe crime of maliciously setting fire to the property of another or of burning one's own property for an improper purpose, as to collect insurance.R3QR%Il|[Z!B0La|YARTFIR Artillery fireThe use of artillery fire.$^MCn[Z!B0La|YASSMBL Assembling6Joining together of multiple objects in the same area.\gG hG[Z!B0La|YASSNTN AssassinationMurder of a prominent person. j`JjhoS[Z!B0La|YASTCRM Assisting a criminal4Assisting or abetting a known criminal or terrorist. >_8)"Fh3'p[Z!B0La|YATMPOL Atmospheric pollution<Contamination of the atmosphere caused by a poison or toxin. Ny$dyX[Z!B0La|YATMRDR Attempted murderkThe attempted act of unlawfully killing of one human being by another, especially with premeditated malice. m[4'K$C?[Z!B0La|YATRAPE Attempted rapeLThe attempted act of forcing another person to submit to sexual intercourse. ) @Ǒ c[Z!B0La|YATRBRY Attempted robbery/The attempted act of robbing a person or place.!U:8J4[H[Z!B0La|YATSCDE Attempted suicide3The attempted act of killing oneself intentionally."V Q,IEؼt[Z!B0La|YATTACK Attack, not otherwise specifiedConducting an offensive operation characterised by coordinated employment of firepower and manoeuvre to close with and destroy or capture the enemy.#O\e}Do@[Z!B0La|YATTDVR Attack, diversionConducting an attack wherein a force attacks, or threatens to attack, a target other than the main target for the purpose of drawing enemy defences away from the main effort.$%3Lܯ*Gcq{Q7[Z!B0La|YATTEL Attack, electronicConducting electronic warfare involving the use of electromagnetic energy, directed energy or anti-radiation weapons to attack personnel, facilities, or equipment with the intent of degrading, neutralizing, or destroying enemy combat capability and is considered a form of fires.%#AG`K[Z!B0La|YATTMN Attack, mainConducting the principal attack or effort into which the commander throws the full weight of the offensive power at his disposal. 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