Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969–1976, Volume
E-15, Part 2, Documents on Western Europe, 1973–1976, Second, Revised
Edition
Abbreviations and Terms
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Committee, a committee of EC member state
representatives who advise the Community on trade
negotiations
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- ABM,
anti-ballistic missile; anti-ballistic missile defense system
- ACDA, Arms
Control and Disarmament Agency
- ACLANT,
Allied Command, Atlantic
- AD 70,
Alliance Defense Problems for the 1970s (NATO study)
- AFM, Armed
Forces Movement (Movimento das Forças Armadas) (Portugal)
- AID, Agency
for International Development
- ASAP, as
soon as possible
- ASD,
Assistant Secretary of Defense
- ASD/I&L, Assistant Secretary of Defense,
Installation and Logistics
- ASD/ISA,
Assistant Secretary of Defense, International Security
Affairs
- ASW,
anti-submarine warfare
- ATAF, Allied
Tactical Air Force
- ATSD/AE,
Assistant to the Secretary of Defense, Atomic Energy
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- B,
billion
- Benelux,
Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg
- BIS, Bank for
International Settlements
- BOAC,
British Overseas Airways Corporation
- BOP, balance
of payments
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- Counselor,
Department of State
- C3, command, control, and
communications
- CAP, Common
Agricultural Policy
- CDC, Control
Data Corporation
- CDS, Partido
do Centro Democrático e Social (Democratic Social Center Party)
(Portugal)
- CDU,
Christlich Demokratische Union (Christian Democratic Union) (Federal
Republic of Germany)
- CEA, Council
of Economic Advisers
- Cherokee, a telegraphic channel for the exchange of
eyes only messages between the Secretary of State and an
Ambassador
- CIA, Central
Intelligence Agency
- CIAO, Civil
International Aviation Organization
- CIEC,
Conference on International Economic Cooperation
- CIEP,
Council on International Economic Policy
- CIEPDM,
Council on International Economic Policy Decision Memorandum
- CIEPSM,
Council on International Economic Policy Study Memorandum
- CINCEUR,
Commander-in-Chief, European Command
- CINCLANT, Commander-in-Chief, Atlantic Command;
Commander-in-Chief, Atlantic Forces
- CINCUSAFE, Commander-in-Chief, United States Air
Force, Europe
- CINCUSAREUR, Commander-in-Chief, United States
Army, Europe
- CINCUSNAVEUR, Commander-in-Chief, United States
Navy, Europe
- COCOM,
Coordinating Committee on Export Controls
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COMICEDEFOR, Commander, United States Forces,
Iceland; Commander, Iceland Defense Force
- CRTC,
Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission
- CSCE,
Conference for Security and Cooperation in Europe
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- D, Democrat;
Democratic
- DCI, Director
of Central Intelligence
- DCM, Deputy
Chief of Mission
- DDI, Deputy
Director of Intelligence
- DDO, Deputy
Director of Operations
- DDR&E,
Directorate of Defense Research and Engineering, Department of
Defense
- DIA, Defense
Intelligence Agency
- DOD,
Department of Defense
- DOT,
Department of Transportation
- DPC, Defense
Planning Committee
- DPQ, Defense
Planning Questionnaire
- DPRC,
Defense Program Review Committee
- DRP, Defense
Review Panel
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- EA, Bureau of
East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Department of State
- EB, Bureau of
Economic and Business Affairs, Department of State
- EB/IFD/OMA, Office of Monetary Affairs, Bureau of
Economic and Business Affairs, Department of State
- EB/ITP,
International Trade Policy, Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs,
Department of State
- EB/ITP/OT, Office of International Trade, Bureau of
Economic and Business Affairs, Department of State
- EC, European
Communities
- EDIP,
European Defense Improvement Program
- EEC, European
Economic Community
- EFTA,
European Free Trade Association
- EOB, Old
Executive Office Building
- EPA,
Environmental Protection Agency
- EPB, Economic
Policy Board
- ERDA, Energy
Research and Development Administration
- ESF, Exchange
Stabilization Fund
- EUCOM,
European Command
- EUR, Bureau
of European Affairs, Department of State
- EUR/CAN,
Office of Canadian Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department
of State
- EUR/CE,
Office of Central European Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs,
Department of State
- EUR/IB,
Office of Iberian Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of
State
- EUR/NE,
Office of Northern European Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs,
Department of State
- EUR/P,
Public Affairs Adviser, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of
State
- EUR/RPE,
Office of OECD, European Community, and Atlantic Political-Economic
Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State
- EUR/RPM,
Office of NATO and Atlantic Political-Military Affairs, Bureau of
European Affairs, Department of State
- EUR/SE,
Office of Southern European Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs,
Department of State
- EUR/WE,
Office of Western European Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs,
Department of State
- EXIM, EX–IM, Export-Import
Bank
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FCO, Foreign
and Commonwealth Office (United Kingdom)
- FEA, Federal
Energy Administration
- FONMIN,
Foreign Minister
- FRELOC,
Fast Relocation from France
- FRG, Federal
Republic of Germany
- FY, fiscal
year
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- G–5, Group of
Five (Federal Republic of Germany, France, Japan, United Kingdom,
United States)
- G–10, Group
of Ten (Belgium, Canada, Federal Republic of Germany, France, Italy,
Japan, Netherlands, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States)
- G–77, Group
of 77 (group of developing countries established at the conclusion
of the first United National Conference on Trade and Development in
1964)
- GATT,
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
- GE, General
Electric
- GOI,
Government of Iceland
- GOP,
Government of Portugal
- GOVT,
government
- GSP,
Generalized System of Preferences
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- H, Bureau of
Congressional Relations, Department of State
- HAK, Henry
Alfred Kissinger
- HAKTO,
designation for a message sent from Kissinger
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- IAEA,
International Atomic Energy Agency
- IBM,
International Business Machines
- ICBM,
intercontinental ballistic missile
- ICCS,
International Commission of Control and Supervision
- ICNAF,
International Commission for the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries
- ICSC,
International Commission for Supervision and Control
- IDF,
Icelandic Defense Force
- IEA,
International Energy Agency
- IMF,
International Monetary Fund
- INAC, Irish
Northern Aid Committee
- INR, Bureau
of Intelligence and Research, Department of State
- INR/DDC/OIL, Office of Intelligence Liaison, Bureau
of Intelligence and Research, Department of State
- INR/RES,
Office of Research and Analysis for Europe and the Soviet Union,
Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of State
- IO, Bureau of
International Organization Affairs, Department of State
- IRA, Irish
Republican Army
- ISA,
International Security Affairs
- ITC,
International Trade Commission
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- JCS, Joint
Chiefs of Staff
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- L, Legal
Adviser, Department of State
- LDC, less
developed country
- LOC, line of
communication
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- M, Deputy Under
Secretary of State for Management
- MAC, Military
Airlift Command
- MBFR, Mutual
and Balanced Force Reductions
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MC–14/3,
Overall Strategic Concept for the Defense of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization (NATO document)
- MC–161,
General Intelligence Estimate (NATO document)
- Memcon,
memorandum of conversation
- MFA,
Movimento das Forças Armadas (Armed Forces Movement)
(Portugal)
- MIRV,
multiple independently targeted reentry vehicle
- MOD, Minister
of Defense; Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom)
- MPLA,
Movimento Popular de Libertação de Angola (Popular Movement for the
Liberation of Angola)
- MRV, multiple
reentry vehicle
- MTN,
multilateral trade negotiations
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- NAC, North
Atlantic Council
- NASA,
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- NATO, North
Atlantic Treaty Organization
- NEA, Bureau
of Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Department of State
- NEA/IAI,
Office of Israel and Arab-Israel Affairs, Bureau of Near Eastern
Affairs, Department of State
- NEA/PAB,
Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh, Bureau of Near Eastern and
South Asian Affairs, Department of State
- NIACT,
needs immediate action
- Nodis, no
distribution
- Noforn, no
foreigners
- NORAD,
North American Aerospace Defense Command
- NORAID,
Irish Northern Aid Committee
- NORTHAG,
Northern Army Group, Central Europe
- NPG, Nuclear
Planning Group
- NPT,
Non-Proliferation Treaty
- NSAM,
National Security Action Memorandum
- NSC, National
Security Council
- NSDM,
National Security Decision Memorandum
- NSSM,
National Security Study Memorandum
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- OAG,
Operations Advisory Group
- OASD/ISA,
Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense, International Security
Affairs
- OBE,
overtaken by events
- OECD,
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
- OMB, Office
of Management and Budget
- OPEC,
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
- OSD, Office
of the Secretary of Defense
- OSD/PA&E, Office of the Secretary of Defense,
Program Analysis and Evaluation
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- Para,
paragraph
- PCP, Partido
Comunista Português (Portuguese Communist Party)
- Permrep,
permanent representative
- PM, Bureau of
Politico-Military Affairs, Department of State
- PM, Prime
Minister
- PM/AE,
Office of Atomic Energy and Aerospace, Bureau of Politico-Military
Affairs, Department of State
- PM/ISP,
Office of International Security Policy, Bureau of Politico-Military
Affairs, Department of State
- PM/NPO,
Office of Nuclear Policy and Operations, Bureau of Politico-Military
Affairs, Department of State
- POW, prisoner
of war
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PPD, Partido
Popular Democrático (People’s Democratic Party) (Portugal)
- PQ, Parti
Québécois (Quebec Party) (Canada)
- PRC, People’s
Republic of China
- PSBR, public
sector borrowing requirement
- PSI, Partito
Socialista Italiano (Italian Socialist Party)
- PSP, Partido
Socialista Português (Portuguese Socialist Party)
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- R,
Republican
- R&D,
research and development
- Reftel,
reference telegram
- Rep,
representative
- RPT,
repeat
- RV, reentry
vehicle
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- SACEUR,
Supreme Allied Commander Europe
- SACLANT,
Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic
- SALT,
Strategic Arms Limitation Talks
- SDLP, Social
Democratic and Labour Party (Northern Ireland)
- SECDEF,
Secretary of Defense
- SECSTATE, Secretary of State
- SECTO,
designation for a message sent from the Secretary of State
- Septel,
separate telegram
- SIOP, Single
Integrated Operations Plan
- SLBM,
submarine-launched ballistic missile
- SNECMA,
Société Nationale d’Étude de Construction de Moteurs d’Aviation
(National Company for the Design and Construction of Aviation
Engines) (France)
- SOSUS,
sound surveillance system
- S/PC,
Planning and Coordination Staff, Department of State
- SPD,
Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands (Social Democratic Party)
(Federal Republic of Germany)
- SRG, Senior
Review Group
- S/S, Executive
Secretariat, Department of State
- SST,
supersonic transport
- STR, Office
of the Special Trade Representative
- SYG,
Secretary General
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- Telcon,
telephone conversation
- TOHAK,
designation for a message sent to Kissinger
- TOSEC,
designation for a message sent to the Secretary of State
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- UK, United
Kingdom
- UNCTAD,
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
- UNGA, United
Nations General Assembly
- UNQTE,
unquote
- US, United
States
- USAF, United
States Air Force
- USCINCEUR, United States Commander-in-Chief,
European Command
- USCINCLANT, United States Commander-in-Chief,
Atlantic Command
- USDA, United
States Department of Agriculture
- USDEL,
United States Delegation
- USDELMC,
United States Delegation to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Military Committee
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USG, United
States Government
- USLO
SACLANT, United States Liaison Officer, Supreme
Allied Commander Atlantic
- USNATO,
United States Mission to the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization
- USNMR
SHAPE, United States National Military
Representative, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers, Europe
- USSR, Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics
- USUN, United
States Mission to the United Nations
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- WINTEX,
winter exercise
- WSAG,
Washington Special Actions Group