What does LOD stand for?

Line Of Duty

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:

Ewan's partner Lynsey Baird, mum Linda and sister Rebecca joined his colleagues from across the UK at the International Firefighters Service of Remembrance in London for those killed in the line of duty.

FAMILY'S TEARS FOR HERO EWAN

That the Police Memorial Trust has erected 37 memorials to officers who have died in the line of duty shows that being a British police officer remains a very much safer occupation than working on a building site or a North Sea oil rig.

Winner is wrong; LETTERS

RTE will trace a family's 28-year struggle for justice for a young Garda shot in the line of duty.

HUNT FOR KILLERS OF UNARMED GARDA

MORE than 600 mourners gathered to pay their final respects to a policeman killed in the line of duty.

Full honours as officer laid to rest; The World Today

5 million a year in compensation for carcrashes that happen in the line of duty.

Met pays out [pounds sterling]2.5 million a year in compensation for ...

Hundreds of North East police officers have been attacked in the line of duty over the last year.

Police officers under attack

Byline: SUSAN ABRAM Staff Writer Fifty of the 55 law enforcement officers killed nationwide in the line of duty last year died from gunshot wounds, an FBI report released Tuesday said.

REPORT DETAILS CAUSES OF COP DEATHS, INJURIES

The measure is a departure from current law, which states first responders must be killed in the line of duty before lees are remitted.

Wisc. waves fees for families of disabled emergency workers