What does AO stand for?

Air Observer

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The 19-year-old was caught after the police air observer was able to direct officers on the ground to the area of the city from where the light came.

Teenager shone laser at police helicopter

Byline: kusumv03 Members of the Norwegian armed forces needed a virtual reality simulator to train forward air controllers and forward air observers.

Norway: Virtual reality computer simulation training to be provided ...

The Air Operations Unit has a team of two sergeants and 12 constables who are all trained air observers.

EYE IN THE SKY; Helicopter works night and day CONLON on crime

After the first kamikaze attacks, the Royal Navy air observer attached to the U.

THE RELUCTANT KAMIKAZES; They have always been condemned as suicidal ...

Until now only air observers were allowed to wear the hi-tech specs but now the pilot can wear them too under new Civil Aviation Authority regulations.

Copter crew to get night vision goggles

Police air observer PC Dave Bellis, said: 'If there is any suspicious activity, we can offer intelligence and give the van an escort, monitoring traffic around it.

COPTER COPS ON PATROL; New guard on cash runs

Llandwrog was the base for the Air Observers School and was also a defence airfield for Merseyside.

A way to the clouds in war and peace

During World War II, it was the Americans with their flexible artillery organization, air observers and fire direction centers (FDCs) that pioneered the great artillery innovations of modem combined arms warfare.

On the German Art of War: Truppenfuhrung. (Book Review)