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by A. Jay Cristol


  CAG

  carrier air group commander

  CDR

  commander

  CHINFO

  Chief of Naval Information

  CIA

  Central Intelligence Agency

  CIC

  combat information center

  CINCSTRIKE

  Commander in Chief, Strike Force

  CINCUSAREUR

  Commander in Chief, U.S. Army Europe

  CINCUSNAVEUR

  Commander in Chief, U.S. Naval Forces Europe

  CNO

  Chief of Naval Operations

  CO

  commanding officer

  COG

  course over the ground

  COMDESRONTWELVE

  Commander Destroyer Squadron 12

  COMFAIRAIRRECONRON

  Commander Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron

  COMSERVFORSIXTHFLEET

  Commander Service Force Sixth Fleet

  COMSIXTHFLT

  Commander Sixth Fleet

  CT

  communications technician

  CTF

  commander task force

  CTG

  commander task group

  CVA

  attack aircraft carrier

  DCS

  Defense Communication System

  DD

  destroyer

  DDG

  guided-missile destroyer

  DIA

  Defense Intelligence Agency

  DIRNSA

  Director, National Security Agency

  DIV

  division

  DLG

  guided-missile frigate (large destroyer-type ship)

  DOD

  Department of Defense

  DRT

  dead-reckoning tracer

  EDT

  eastern daylight time

  ELINT

  electronic intelligence

  EPA

  electronic plotting aid

  ETA

  estimated time of arrival

  FBI

  Federal Bureau of Investigation

  FBIS

  Foreign Broadcast Information Service

  FOIA

  Freedom of Information Act

  G Group

  unit within the National Security Agency

  GAO

  General Accounting Office

  GMT

  Greenwich mean time

  GPS

  Global Positioning System

  HDQ

  headquarters

  HF

  high frequency

  HiCOM

  high-command voice net

  IAF

  Israel Air Force

  IAW

  in accordance with

  IDF

  Israel Defense Forces

  INS

  Israel Navy Ship

  INST

  instruction

  JAG

  Judge Advocate General

  JCS

  Joint Chiefs of Staff

  JRC

  Joint Reconnaissance Center

  KGB

  Committee of State Security [Soviet foreign intelligence service]

  kibbutz

  a communal farming complex in Israel

  LCDR, Lt. Cdr.

  lieutenant commander

  LVA

  Liberty Veterans Association

  MED

  Mediterranean Sea

  Mossad

  foreign intelligence service of Israel

  MSG

  message

  MTB

  motor torpedo boat

  NAVCOMUNIT

  Naval Communications Unit

  NAVCOMUNIT NAPLES

  Naval Communications Unit Naples

  NAVEUR HICOM

  U.S. Navy European high command net

  NCS

  Naval Communication Station

  NHHC

  Naval History and Heritage Command

  NMCC

  National Military Command Center

  nmph

  nautical miles per hour (knot)

  NSA

  National Security Agency

  NSA/CSS

  National Security Agency/Central Security Service

  OP-33

  logistics unit in the office of CNO

  OSD

  Office of the Secretary of Defense

  PARA

  paragraph

  PLO

  Palestine Liberation Organization

  PTS

  patrol torpedo boat

  RAF

  Royal Air Force

  RF-4C

  reconnaissance model of F-4 Phantom aircraft

  SAM

  surface-to-air missile

  SECNAV

  Secretary of the Navy

  Shin Bet

  Israel’s General Security Services (like FBI)

  SIGINT

  signal intelligence

  SITREP

  situation report

  SOG

  speed over the ground

  SSB

  single sideband (radio)

  SSM

  surface-to-surface missile

  SSV

  Sudno Svyazyy (Russian) communications vessel

  STATE

  Department of State

  STBD

  starboard

  STEAMVALVE

  U.S. Navy secure voice-telephone system

  TF

  task force

  TG

  task group

  TRSSCOMM

  Technical Research Ship Special

  Communications System

  (U)

  unclassified

  USS

  U.S. Ship

  UAR

  United Arab Republic (Egypt and, originally, Syria)

  UHF

  ultra-high frequency

  UNEF

  United National Emergency Force

  UPI

  United Press International

  USAF

  U.S. Air Force

  USAFE

  U.S. Air Force Europe

  USCINCEUR

  Commander in Chief, U.S. European Command

  USDAO

  U.S. defense attaché

  USEUCOM

  U.S. European Command

  USG

  U.S. government

  USNR

  U.S. Naval Reserve

  USNS

  U.S. Naval Ship

  USUN

  U.S. delegation to the United Nations

  VHF

  very high frequency

  VQ

  fleet air reconnaissance squadron

  XO

  executive officer

  ZULU, or Z, time

  U.S. military designation for Greenwich mean time

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