DMZ

abbr.

demilitarized zone

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DMZ

abbreviation for

(Military) demilitarized zone

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DMZ

demilitarized zone.

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Noun

DMZ - a zone from which military forces or operations or installations are prohibited; "tensions exist on both sides of the demilitarized zone separating North Korea and South Korea"

demilitarized zone

zone - an area or region distinguished from adjacent parts by a distinctive feature or characteristic

Translations

DMZ

abbr of demilitarized zone → entmilitarisierte Zone

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As newspaper headlines blared division, operations at the Kaesong complex continued nearly unfettered, along with the steady flow of traffic that transits the DMZ each day to support it.

Command supports peace, prosperity along Korean DMZ

It would be the first time the United States' top diplomat and defense chief visit the DMZ together.

Gates, Clinton to visit DMZ dividing Koreas

The crew also filmed the annual migration of fish in the Han River, which begin a journey in South Korea, pass through the DMZ and spawn in North Korea "because they know no borders."

Doc walks on wild side in Korea's DMZ

He hadn't left his urban Seoul office for the duration of his military service, and it was his first trip to the DMZ. At the camp near Daeam Mountain, we met Second Lieutenant Kwon So-young, the 21st infantry division's public affairs officer.

Paradise in no man's land: the Korean DMZ is one of the most heavily fortified borders in the world--and a sanctuary for the peninsula's flora and fauna

I also have trouble believing that Matthew would survive: the DMZ is portrayed as an interesting series of neighborhoods, but it's still a war-zone.

Wood, Brian. DMZ: on the ground

Featuring three 10/100 Ethernet ports and browser-based management, the Model 2823 DMZ Secure Router makes it easy -- and inexpensive -- for organizations to isolate their web servers in a secure demilitarized zone (DMZ).

PATTON UNVEILS MANAGED-VPN ROUTER FOR SECURE FIREWALL

DFL-800: suitable for SME branch offices with up to 150 users, featuring dual WAN ports, I dedicated DMZ port, 7 LAN ports and 300 IPSec VPN tunnels.

D-Link unveils new business security solutions

Korea's DMZ is the sacred resting place of soldiers and other war victims.

Sanctuary: for nature and the dead; Preserving the Korean Demilitarized Zone

Between 1966 and 1969, 44 GIs were KIA in the DMZ. All told, 90 U.S.

'Deserter' surfaces in Japan

Currently, three million tourists per year, mostly Korean, flock to the DMZ, to witness the relic of cold war confrontation, not to mention copious amounts of barbed wire.

DMZ wildlife: the most fortified frontier in the world, Korea's Demilitarized Zone, (DMZ) is being touted by the (South) Korea National Tourism Organisation as a future destination for wildlife eco-tourism

It is also less expensive than the previous DMZ model.

Resin dryers: at least 16 companies introduced new dryers at the big show in Chicago. The new models span a range of drying technologies, but most sport features that save space and cost and make the dryers simpler and more reliable

DMZ acquired the project for $652,000 in January 1999 from Robert and LuAnne Vogel, Robert Vogel Jr., Joe Vogel, Ronald and Nancy Hughes and David and Kaye Jones.

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