What does MC stand for?

Military Capability

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:

Aa Nasrallah was defiant in the address, mocking the Israeli army's military capability on several occasions, and urging the Lebanese to show national solidarity to prevent an outbreak of conflict, which he said Hizbullah didn't want, but didn't fear.

Nasrallah vows aesurprisesAE if Israel hits Lebanon

A major power of China's stature can be expected to develop a globally significant military capability befitting its size.

Australia to boost military might: government

A major power of China's stature can be expected to develop a globally significant military capability befitting its size.

Australia to boost military might: government

Sarkozy has argued for a build-up in European military capability, including EU troops going into conflict zones.

Miliband backs strong EU military force

He also also handed over UK-funded vehicles to help address other critical gaps in the Sierra Leone military capability.

MP visits Africa to see boost to armed forces

Cole also includes a brief discussion of the factors underlying Taiwan's unwillingness to do more to counter China's growing military capability.

Cole, Bernard D. Taiwan's Security: History and Prospects

The procedures established in the JCIDS support the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Joint Requirements Oversight Council (JROC) in identifying, assessing, and prioritizing joint military capability needs.

Update to JCIDS instruction signed May 11, 2005

That decline pressures these nations to pool their combat and support assets within multinational task forces to be able to field a military capability that can successfully serve in future contingencies.

The Benelux Deployable Air Task Force: a model for EU/NATO defense ...