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RFL
(redirected from restrictive fire line)

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RFLRelay For Life (American Cancer Society fundraiser)
RFLRugby Football League (UK)
RFLRobot Fighting League
RFLRefuel
RFLResorcinol-Formaldehyde-Latex (chemical system used to bond polyester or nylon to rubber)
RFLRestrictive Fire Line
RFLResident Faculty Leader (West Virginia University)
RFLradiofrequency lesioning (pain management)
RFLRosario Football League (Argentina)
RFLReason For Living
RFLReflections Records
RFLRequest for Leave
RFLRestricted Frequency List (US DoD)
RFLRandom Fatigue Limit
RFLReady For Lunch?
RFLRequired Fitness Level
RFLReally Freaking Loud (Polite Form)
RFLRegulatory Functions Levy (Australia)
RFLResponse Force Leader (US DoD)
RFLReally Freaking Lame (polite form)
RFLRight Fuel Level


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In addition to other FSCM, the restrictive fire line (RFL) and coordinated fire line (CFL) emerged as tools to help alleviate the safety-versus-responsiveness dilemma.
Why do we have 20th century FSCM for a 21st century force? by Smith, Gerald L. / FA Journal
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