Re: Hmmmmm what does this means!

ILLUM - an illumination shell. Instead of an explosive payload dispenses
one or more illuminating flares.
LAW - Light Antiarmor Weapon: A lightweight, single-shot, disposable
armor-piercing weapon. An individual weapon issued to foot soldiers in
quantity. Examples are the US M72 series or the German WWII Panzerfaust.
IIRC - If I Recall Correctly
SA - Could be either Semiautomatic or Squad Automatic depending on
context.
IAVR - Infantry Antivehicle Rocket. This is the SG2/DS2 term for a LAW.
GPMG - General Purpose Machine Gun. A machine gun that can be used in
both the light (bipod mounted, squad/platoon automatic) and sustained
fire (tripod mounted) roles.  Some well-known examples is the German
MG42 from WWII, the US M60, and the Belgian (FN) MAG.

Sorry, but I don't remember the reference for HKP/4
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Claus Paludan 
  To: gzg-l@CSUA.Berkeley.EDU 
  Sent: Saturday, November 11, 2000 10:45 AM
  Subject: Hmmmmm what does this means!

  Hi there,

  can anyone please explain what all this means?? I forgot my enigma
machine at home :-):
   
  ILLUM
  LAW
  IIRC
  SA
  HKP/4 
  IAVR
  GPMG

  thanx :-)

  Claus Paludan

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