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GWP
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GWPGlobal Warming Potential
GWPGlobal Water Partnership
GWPGuinea-Bissau Peso (currency code: now GNF)
GWPGerman Wirehaired Pointer (dog breed)
GWPGross World Product
GWPGood Weighing Practice (weighing instrument guideline)
GWPGift With Purchase
GWPGross Written Premiums
GWPGaussian Wave Packet
GWPGeo Web Publisher
GWPGet Well Plan
GWPGeneral War Plan
GWPGlenfarne Wood Products Ltd (Ireland)
GWpGiga Watt Peak


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Before the Great Patriotic War, the theory of Soviet military strategy said that both independent operations and operations in coordination with the land forces might be required for the navy to perform tasks assigned to it in each naval theater of operations in accordance with the general war plan.
During the period immediately preceding the outbreak of the Great Patriotic War, Soviet military strategy posited that in accomplishing combat tasks on each particular naval theater of operations, as part of a general war plan, it could be necessary to conduct both independent operations and joint operations with ground forces.
 
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