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NFP
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NFPNatural Family Planning (contraception)
NFPNational Financial Partners Corp.
NFPNot for Profit
NFPNurse Family Partnership (Denver, CO)
NFPNot for Publication
NFPNational Focal Point
NFPNational Fire Plan (US Department of the Interior)
NFPNational Federation Party (Fiji)
NFPNetwork Foundation Protection (Cisco Systems Defence Technology)
NFPNon-Functional Properties
NFPNet Financial Position
NFPNet Filtration Pressure (fluid shift across capillaries)
NFPNorth Freeport (Everquest zone)
NFPNearest with Forward Progress
NFPNot Fault Prone
NFPNon-Flying Pilot
NFPNear-Field Probe
NFPNeuro-Filament Protein
NFPNatural Family Planning Association of New Zealand
NFPNo Flash Photography
NFPNet Factor Payment (economics)
NFPNorth Fort Polk (Louisiana)
NFPNational Foreclosure Professionals
NFPNote Format Parameter
NFPNuclear Fire Planning
NFPNeighborhood Fishing Program (Texas Parks & Wildlife Department Inland Fisheries Division)
NFPNaval Forward Presence (strategy, force development)
NFPNorthland Forest Products
NFPNeed for Precision (psychology)
NFPNew Frontiers Program (various organizations)
NFPNutrition Facts Panel (food industry)
NFPNon-Farm Payroll


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Leaving aside for the moment the question of what constitutes a combat-credible force, it is fair to ask what evidence there is that naval forward presence helps to shape the international environment.
Arguments that two submarines are needed to escort each of 12 battle groups provide justification for 24 more submarines than really are needed for naval forward presence missions.
For instance, the UNITAS exercise series, the principal naval forward presence activity in South America (annual exercises and port visits over a four-month period), involves fewer than half as many U.
 
 
 
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