I meant to ask per the war in Iraq, what does the acronym HVT mean?
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It means High Value Target.\n\nA high-value target is a target of high importance in the ability to wage war, and therefore a primary objective of offensive and defensive operations. A perfect example is Osama Bin Laden or Abu Al Zarqawi
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Which war are you referring to. If you want an answer, you have to give more information. Click the Add Details link and explain what you are asking.
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haha, i actually said this today. \n\nit just means that you may be wanting to do good, but your actions are evil. \nfor example, we went into iraq to supposedly bring them democracy, which is good right? but we killed tons of iraquis in the process, not so good. it just means that those actions ARE taken into consideration even if your intentions are good. the means do NOT justify the aims.
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http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/iraq/forces/casualties/\n\n\nIt's a shame. \n\nSupport our warriors, but not the war.
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is blood red? if you don't know then ask the Iraqi population
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What was the joke supposed to be, anyway? And is there anything funny about the Iraq war?
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Came from General George Patton during WWII.  It stands for \n"Situation Normal All Fouled Up"  One may substitute a different word starting with "F" should one be so inclined. The original I believe used by General Patton was the substitute word beginning with "F".
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I like the law/rule.  It is a sign of resect. The soldiers coming home in caskets did not die for a political agenda, they died doing their jobs, serving their country, and probably saving anothers life. This law is in effect because showing these caskets as they come home would be used for political agendas, people saying how bad the war is going. Fact of the matter is that our fight is the good fight, yeah we have stirred up a hornets nest but we, beleive it or not, are winning. Iraq has made huge steps towards its independence and terrorists are dying everyday.  Also, the rule is in place for the families that have lost loved ones overseas, would you want your casket on the evening news? No. There is not reason other than being nosey to see those caskets. I dont want strangers at my funeral, and I bet they dont want the nation watching theirs while eating popcorn on their couch.
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NVA=North Vietnamese Army\nhumping=when the grunts were moving through the brush.. carefully so as not to alert the enemy.\ngreenies=are the newbies..  soldiers just arrived.
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Yes. Octobers U.S. death toll was the highest yet. Our troops continue to die in a battle that can't be won. When all the Iraq people are dead, maybe then our troops can come home.
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Veneareal disease I saw someone use this abbreviation to mean Valentines day and I was confused for a second because the question was "What should I give my bf for VD?" My first thought was that is so disgusting, then I thought about it for a second an realized what they meant.
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Having been on dialysis, I think it means to rrun your blood through a filter and back into your body. this requires a shunt and dialysis machine.  Another case is "bleeding" shich is drawing blood and allowing the body to remake it's opwn clean blood.  This is used in teatment of PCT.  You can look that up on Web Md
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http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/iraq/forces/casualties/index.html                                                                                                  You can search by name or date.
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Theres several meanings: the most known is the Roman military,theres also meanings for the drug and for patients. just depends on what you are looking for.
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re-deployment means that people that volunteered for the military get sent out to do their jobs.\n\ndraft means that i am being forced to fight a war that does not theaten my homeland.\n\nwhat do you think.\n\nif i believed in this war i would already have volunteered.
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Some years ago, my platoon sergeant took us on an unbelievably long, hilly run for pt.  After a while, one of the squad leaders asked how long we were going to run.  My platoon sergeant replied, "Until we stop."\nIt's an old line, been used many times before and since; but it applies just the same.
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q.v. means quod vide (which see)\n\nCheck the link for many more abbreviations...\n\nhttp://www.thieme-chemistry.com/thieme-chemistry/kleemann/help/abrev/index.shtml