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AOB

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AOB, a.o.b.
abbreviation for
any other business
Translations
AOB ABBR =any other business → ruegos mpl y preguntas
AOB [ˌeɪəʊˈbiː] abbr (=any other business) → divers, questions diverses
AOB abbr of any other business → Sonstiges


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The ability to adapt and seize opportunities depended heavily on the AOB and team commanders having a thorough understanding of the FOB commander's intent and of the AOB leader's or team leader's ability to make sound decisions to achieve that intent.
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The mission of the AOB was to insert into the Madr/Khamard valley, seize the weapons caches and certain local commanders in the area, establish security and disarm the local population.
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