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HAA
(redirected from High Activity Aircraft (military flying exercises))

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HAAHarvard Alumni Association
HAAHouston Apartment Association
HAAHigh Altitude Airship
HAAHaloacetic Acid
HAAHIV/AIDS Administration (District of Columbia)
HAAHeavy Anti-Aircraft
HAAHeight Above Airport (aviation)
HAAHome Automation Association
HAAHerpetological Association of Africa
HAAHouston Arts Alliance
HAAHeterocyclic Aromatic Amine
HAAHispanic Agenda for Action (HHS BHPR US government)
HAAHawaii Aquaculture Association
HAAHinsdale Adventist Academy (Hinsdale, IL)
HAAHispanics Across America (New York, New York)
HAAHired Assassin Agency
HAAHormonally Active Agent
HAAHellenic Army Aviation
HAAhemoglobin-associated acetaldehyde (laboratory test indicative of heavy alcohol use)
HAAHeavy Anti-aircraft Artillery
HAAHoratio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans
HAAHolstein Association of America
HAAHaris Al Afaq (Dubai, UAE)
HAAHeartland Alliance of America
HAAHigh Activity Aircraft (military flying exercises)
HAAHold At Airborne
HAAHigh Acceleration Assist (Mode)
HAAHumans Against Acronyms


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HIGB
HIGC
HIGE
HIGF
HIGFET
HIGGENS
HIGH
High Activity Aircraft (military flying exercises)
HighMAT
HIGHWY
HIGI
HIGLAS
HIGM
HIGN
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