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EFP
(redirected from Explosively formed penetrator)

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AcronymDefinition
EFPExplosively Formed Penetrator
EFPElectronic Field Production
EFPExempted Fishing Permit
EFPExplosively Formed Projectile
EFPEnvironmental Farm Planning (Canada)
EFPExempted Fishing Permits
EFPExchange For Physicals (commodity futures trading term)
EFPEuropean Federation of Periodontology
EFPExchange of Futures for Physical
EFPEnterprise Federation Partner (AIM program)
EFPEscape from Pong (freeware NES game)
EFPElectronic Film Production
EFPEuropäische Föderalistische Partei (European Federal Party)
EFPEast Freeport (Everquest)
EFPElectric Fuel Pump
EFPExperimental Fishing Program
EFPExtruded Fantasy Product (derogatory, speculative fiction fan slang)
EFPEnhanced Forestry Program (forest industry)
EFPElectricity Finance and Pricing (DOE, NEMS)
EFPEmergency Fire Pump (ships)
EFPEquivalent Fare Paid (airlines)
EFPEcole Fédérale de Pilotage (French)
EFPEquipment Funded Project
EFPEarth Facing Panels
EFPEducators for Peace
EFPEnhanced Family Practice (medical group practice)


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The multiple sizes of high-performance explosively formed penetrator warheads contained in the kit enable accurate remote demolition.
The enhanced SFW: (1) adds active laser profiling to the original infrared sensor for improved aim point; (2) incorporates 16 outer fragments to the central explosively formed penetrator for lethality against a broader target set including soft targets and lightly armored vehicles in addition to heavily armored main battle tanks; and (3) operates at a higher height of function, permitting a 100% increase in area coverage from 15 to 30 acres (121,000 square meters) for a single weapon.
 
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