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DACT
(redirected from Dissimilar Air Combat Tactics)

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DACTDynamic Adaptive Compression Tool
DACTDissimilar Air Combat Training
DACTDigital Alarm Communicator Transmitter
DACTDanish Audio Connect (audio manufacturer)
DACTData Automated Communications Terminal
DACTDutch Association of Corporate Treasurers
DACTDissimilar Air Combat Tactics
DACTData Accumulation Compression Technology
DACTDigital Automated Communications Terminal
DACTDissimilar Aircraft Combat Training
DACTDownstream Aluminium Centre for Technology
DACTDisposable Absorption Collection Trunk (NASA)
DACTData Automated Control Terminal
DACTDisposable Absorbent Containment Trunk
DACTDeployable ACCS Component (NATO)
DACTDissimilar Aerial Combat Tactic
DACTData Acquisition Control and Telemetry
DACTData Automation Communications Terminal
DACTDiplomate American College of Theriogenology


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providing dissimilar air combat tactics instruction to both active and reserve Fleet Marine Force and fleet squadrons.
VMFT-401: Adversary tactics experts; Therefore I say, know the enemy ... by Llinares, Rick / Naval Aviation News
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