What does WBIL stand for?

World Basic Information Library

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Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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Web-Based Instructor/Facilitator Training Welsh Benefits Investigation Group (UK; fraud prevention) Wireless Broadband Internet Gateway Went Back in Hole (oilfield) World Bank Institute, Human Development (Washington, DC) Wide Bandwidth Information Infrastructure Women's Business Initiative International (The Hague, the Netherlands) Wood Badge Two (Scouts leader training) West Bengal Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation Wavelet-Based Image Indexing and Searching		Websphere Business Integration Message Broker Williston Basin Interstate Pipeline Company (Bismarck, ND) World Bank Inspection Panel (est. 1994) World Bank Institute Poverty Reduction and Economic Reform Division (Washington, DC) Warner Bros. Insider Rewards (TV station) Workshop on Biomedical Image Registration (Netherlands) Web-Based Information System Wechsler-Bellevue Intelligence Scale (test) West Bengal Incentive Scheme (economic development; Kolkata, India) World Biographical Information System (online database)

Samples in periodicals archive:

In addition, the FPSAR is also posted on FBIS website, the FBI-Honolulu's Law Enforcement Online (LEO) website, the Foreign Military Studies Office's (FMSO) World Basic Information Library (WBIL), and the AKO Intelligence Knowledge Collaboration Center.

50 years of excellence: ASD forges ahead as the Army's premier OSINT ...

Intelligence, Emerging World Basic Information Library (WBIL): Threats, Defense, and Research library located on OSIS and Military Information managed by the Foreign Military Studies Office (FMSO).

Open source information and the Military Intelligence Library

The IC's response was the creation of the World Basic Information Library (WBIL), which it entrusted to FMSO's management.

FMSO-JRIC and Open Source Intelligence: speaking prose in a world of ...