What does MM stand for?

Mission Manager (USACE)

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

Military and Government

Other Resources:

<< Previous	Abbreviation Database Surfer		Next >>
Minolta Maxxum (camera) Mint Mark (numismatics) Minuteman Minutes/Month Miscellaneous Equipment (mining) Mischa Maisky (classical cellist) Miserable Mill (Lemony Snicket) Misery Method Missile Minder Mission Management		Mission Minded Mission Module Mission Motion Mistmoore (gaming, EverQuest) Mithaniel Marr (gaming, EverQuest) Mitsubishi Motors Miu Miu (clothing brand) Miva Merchant (ecommerce) Mixed-Media Miyoshi Myopathy

Samples in periodicals archive:

Mission manager Bob Ess said Friday the damage is irrelevant because the booster is not meant to fly again.

2 parachutes malfunctioned in NASA test flight

Although weather for tomorrow is "better, but not great," according to NASA officials, Ares I-X mission managers decided to set another launch attempt for Wednesday, October 28, at 8 a.

NASA delays Ares 1-X launch until Wedensday

We are now entering science operations and are looking forward to receiving and processing excellent three-dimensional information on the structure of Earth's gravity field," said Rune Floberghagen, the satellite's ESA mission manager.

United States: Satellite begins gravity mapping mission

This first touch allows us to utilise the robotic arm accurately," said David Spencer, the Phoenix's surface mission manager at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.

Mars mission: Phoenix leaves 'footprint' in red planet's soil

Timothy Langford, a career CIA officer, has been appointed as the new Cuba and Venezuela mission manager for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence--a position that coordinates information-gathering for areas considered top priorities.

U.S. intelligence unit hires new Cuba chief

But mission managers ruled Discovery safe for flight, and the spacecraft liftedoff into clouds with seven astronauts aboard.

... and that includes those in outer space

NASA mission manager LeRoy Cain said the astronauts would attempt to repair any additional damage by applying a thin layer of special resin.

Shuttle up on high-stakesmission

COLUMN: EDITORIAL FOOTNOTE; IN OUR OPINION Shuttle mission managers at NASA are expected to decide today whether to have astronauts repair damage to Endeavour's heat shield sustained on lift-off.

Memo to NASA: Go for the goo