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EPW
(redirected from Earth penetrating weapon)

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EPWEnemy Prisoner of War
EPWElectron Plasma Wave
EPWEarth Penetrating Warhead
EPWEmployment Projects of Winnipeg (Canada)
EPWEmpowered Procurement Wing (India)
EPWEpic Pet Wars (online game)
EPWEngine Protection Washer
EPWEdge Pro Wrestling
EPWEmergency Product Withdrawal
EPWExtreme Power Wrestling
EPWExtreme Polystyrene Wrestling
EPWElectronic Payment Window
EPWEarth Penetrating Weapon
EPWExternally Provided Worker (UK tax law)
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The leaked 2002 US Nuclear Posture Review (NPR) outlined several nuclear weapon options that "might provide important advantages for enhancing the nation's deterrence posture: possible modifications to existing weapons to provide additional yield flexibility in the stockpile; improved earth penetrating weapons (EPWs) to counter the increased use by potential adversaries of hardened and deeply buried facilities; and warheads that reduce collateral damage.
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