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CIAP
(redirected from Command Intelligence Architecture Program)

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CIAPComprehensive Improvement Assistance Program
CIAPCoastal Impact Assistance Program
CIAPCalf Intestinal Alkaline Phosphatase
CIAPClinical Information Access Project
CIAPCambodia-IRRI-Australia Project
CIAPClimate Impact Assessment Program (high altitude aircraft)
CIAPCanadian Immunization Awareness Program
CIAPChronic Idiopathic Axonal Polyneuropathy
CIAPCritical Infrastructure Assurance Program (US government)
CIAPConstruction Industry Advancement Program of New Jersey
CIAPCentral Intelligence Agency program (US DoD)
CIAPCommand Intelligence Architecture Program
CIAPcommand intelligence architecture plan (US DoD)
CIAPC4ISR Integrated Architecture Program (now Command Information Superiority Architectures, CISA)
CIAPcentral intelligence architecture plan (US DoD)
CIAPComputational Intelligence Applied to Power Laboratory (National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan)
CIAPCentral Interregional de los Artesanos del PerĂº
CIAPClimatic Implications of Atmospheric Pollution
CIAPCombat Intelligence Architecture Plan
CIAPConfederation Internationale des Anciens Prisonniers de Guerre
CIAPCollege of Information Assurance Professionals


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