What does WOW stand for?

Week of War (gaming tournaments)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

and Japan sent a flotilla of warships _ including the aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk and its battle group _ off Japan's southern coast for a week of war games in mid-November called Annualex 18G, their largest joint naval exercise of the year.

Japan's navy denies practice invasion

By the end of the first week of war in September 1939,13 ocean-going merchant ships had been sunk by U-boats.

Merchant seamen played crucial role

Results from the first full week of war coverage show that Fox News Channel stayed the most-watched cable network, averaging 4.

At home, news viewership eases after war's first week

Marines stormed ashore in a predawn mock invasion, prompting more protests in a second week of war games.

Arrests follow war-games protest on island of Vieques