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FNC
(redirected from Federal Networking Council)

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FNCFox News Channel
FNCFederal Networking Council
FNCFujitsu Network Communications
FNCFuture Naval Capability
FNCFriday Night Cranks (Twitter)
FNCFabrique Nationale Carabine (French: assault rifle; Liège, Belgium)
FNCForeign Names Committee (BGN)
FNCFunchal, Madeira Islands, Portugal - Funchal (Airport Code)
FNCFlorida National Cemetery
FNCFamily Nurse Clinician
FNCFrazer-Nash Consultancy, Limited
FNCFrogans Network Certificate
FNCFederacion Nacional de Cafeteros de Columbia (Spanish: National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia)
FNCFacial Nerve Center (University of Pittsburgh Medical Center)
FNCFDMA Network Controller
FNCFreethinkers of Northern Colorado (Loveland, CO)


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He is a member of the Steering Committee for the National Information Infrastructure serving the Computer and Telecommunications Board of the National Research Council, and he also is a member of the Federal Networking Council Advisory Commission.
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