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OFWOxyfuel Gas Welding
OFWOberflächenwellen-Komponenten
OFWOcean Front Walk
OFWOld Fashion Way
OFW'ol Freakin' Well (polite form)
OFWOur Family Wizard (Minneapolis, MN)
OFWOpen Firmware (computing)
OFWOverseas Filipino Worker
OFWOld First Ward (neighborhood; Buffalo, NY)
OFWOriginal Firmware (software)
OFwOberfeldwebel (German)
OFWOblique Flying Wing
OFWOfficial Firmware
OFWOutstanding Florida Waters
OFWOff Watch
OFWObjective Force Warrior (US Army)
OFWOmaha Fashion Week (Nebraska)
OFWOrganisationsforum Wirtschaftskongress (Germany)
OFWOxford Fashion Week (UK)


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Beyond LW-SI several iterations are planned with LW-Advanced Capability: the Objective Force Warrior due to enter service in FY2010 under the aegis of a General Dynamics Eagle Enterprise.
The objective force warrior program integrates thermal sensors, video cameras, and chemical and biological sensors within the helmet.
The Army's Objective Force Warrior took a significant step toward reality with the selection of a lead technology integrator.
 
 
 
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