Military jargon is becoming more common and widespread. Town Compass® presents the Department of Defense Dictionary Bundle to help you stay in the know. "Shock & Awe" your friends with over 11,000 military terms & definitions!

The Bundle includes 2 separate Dictionaries: Military & Associated Terms, and Military & Associated Acronyms.
The Military Terms Dictionary contains:

• Full-color Cover Page, Storage Card Compatibility, Searchable Records
• Footnotes: Tap on a Footnote to see related entries without leaving the record you are viewing!
• # (1 entry), 463L system
• A (614 entries), from abort to azimuth resolution
• B (205 entries), from back tell to burn-through range
• C (636 entries), from cache to cyberspace
• D (334 entries), from daily intelligence summary to dwell time
• E (190 entries), from earliest anticipated launch time to extraction zone
• F (262 entries), from fabricator to fuze cavity
• G (111 entries), from gadget to gyromagnetic compass
• H (147 entries), from half thickness to hypsometric tinting
• I (291 entries), from identification to item manager
• J (127 entries), from J-2X to jumpmaster
• K (13 entries), from K-day to kite
• L (192 entries), from land control operations to low-altitude parachute extraction system
• M (403 entries), from mach number to muzzle velocity
• N (226 entries), from named area of interest to numerical scale
• O (166 entries), from objective to over-the-horizon radar
• P (357 entries), from pace to pyrotechnic delay
• Q (5 entries), from q-message to quay
• R (332 entries), from radar to ruse
• S (580 entries), from sabotage to systems support contractors
• T (334 entries), from table of allowance to types of burst
• U (83 entries), from ultraviolet imagery to use of force policy
• V (54 entries), from validate to vulnerable point
• W (86 entries), from wading crossing to wreckage locator chart
• Y (2 entries), from yaw to yield
• Z (8 entries), from zero point to ZULU time

The Military Acronyms Dictionary contains:

• Full-color Cover Page, Storage Card Compatibility, Searchable Records
• A (523 entries), from A (analog) to AZR (assign zone restriction lists)
• B (112 entries), from B (cross-over barrier pattern) to BZ (buffer zone)
• C (545 entries), from C (centigrade; clock; coverage factor; creeping line pattern) to CY (calendar year)
• D (382 entries), from d (surface drift) to DZSTL (drop zone support team leader)
• E (175 entries), from E (total probable error) to EZCO (extraction zone control officer)
• F (198 entries), from F (flare patterns; flash) to FYDP (Future Years Defense Program)
• G (109 entries), from G/A (ground to air) to GWEN (Ground Wave Emergency Network)
• H (124 entries), from H&I (harassing and interdicting) to Hz (hertz)
• I (231 entries), from I (immediate; individual) to IWWS (inland waterway system)
• J (352 entries), from J-2 (intelligence directorate of a joint staff) to JWID (joint warrior interoperability demonstration)
• K (19 entries), from KAL (key assets list) to KWOC (keyword-out-of-context)
• L (169 entries), from l (search subarea length) to LZCO (landing zone control officer)
• M (372 entries), from M&S (modeling and simulation) to MWSS (Marine wing support squadron)
• N (341 entries), from N (number of required track spacings; number of search and rescue units) to NWT (normal wideband terminal)
• O (160 entries), from O (contour pattern) to OW (orderwire)
• P (263 entries), from P (parallel pattern; priority) to PZ (pickup zone)
• Q (22 entries), from QA (quality assurance) to QUADCON (quadruple container)
• R (205 entries), from R (routine; search radius) to RZ (recovery zone; return-to-zero)
• S (452 entries), from S&F (store-and-forward) to SZ (surf zone)
• T (319 entries), from T (search time available; short ton; trackline pattern) to TYCOM (type commander)
• U (201 entries), from U (wind speed) to UXO (unexploded explosive ordnance; unexploded ordnance)
• V (82 entries), from v (velocity of target drift) to VX (nerve agent)
• W (77 entries), from w (search subarea width) to WX (weather)
• X (4 entries), from X (initial position error) to XSB (barrier single unit)
• Y (2 entries), from Y (search and rescue unit error) to YR (year)
• Z (4 entries), from z (effort) to ZULU (time zone indicator for Universal Time)

Organized in a three-layer subject hierarchy and in an index in remarkably small files, so navigation on your handheld is fast and easy.