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Opposing force

An opposing force (abbreviated OPFOR or OpFor; alternatively known as enemy force) is a military unit tasked with representing an enemy, usually for training purposes in war game scenarios. The related concept of aggressor squadron is used by some air forces.

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Opposing force

Nodes61
Edges60
Triples58
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Personnel · 28
Opposing force → Battle Dress Uniform, Bournemouth Air Festival, British, British Army, Camouflage Central-Europe, Cold War, Desert Disruptive Pattern Material, Desert DPM, DPM, Dutch, Fighter Wing, French CENZUB, Infantry Regiment, Marine, Marines, Michigan National Guard OPFOR, Mk, MTP, New Zealand Defence Force, OPFOR
related to Vehicles · 20
Opposing force → Amphibious Assault Battalion, An OSV, BATUS, British, Camp Pendleton, CAUS Marines, Dover, Fort Irwin, II, Iron Cross, Kernel Blitz, M113 APC, Marine Division, NTC, OPFOR, Royal Tank Regiment Matilda, Soviet BMP, Soviet MT-LB, US Marines, Warrior
related to Further reading · 9
Opposing force → Aggressor, Aggressors, Cold War, Enemy, OPFOR, The Circle Trigonists, United States Army, United States Army OPFOR, Validating
used for · 1
Opposing force → training exercises

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Opposing forceused fortraining exercises0.80text
Opposing forcerelated to Further readingValidating0.60section
Opposing forcerelated to Further readingEnemy0.60section
Opposing forcerelated to Further readingUnited States Army OPFOR0.60section
Opposing forcerelated to Further readingCold War0.60section
Opposing forcerelated to Further readingOPFOR0.60section
Opposing forcerelated to Further readingThe Circle Trigonists0.60section
Opposing forcerelated to Further readingAggressors0.60section
Opposing forcerelated to Further readingAggressor0.60section
Opposing forcerelated to Further readingUnited States Army0.60section
Opposing forcerelated to PersonnelDutch0.60section
Opposing forcerelated to PersonnelPantserinfanteriebataljon Garderegiment Grenadiers0.60section

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