-
Generational improvements to
PACTOR include PACTOR II,
PACTOR III, and
PACTOR IV
which are
capable of
higher speed transmission.
PACTOR is most
commonly used...
- A
pact, from
Latin pactum ("something
agreed upon"), is a
formal agreement between two or more parties. In
international relations,
pacts are usually...
- The
Warsaw Pact (WP),
formally the
Treaty of Friendship,
Cooperation and
Mutual ****istance (TFCMA), was a
collective defense treaty signed in Warsaw, Poland...
- D-Star
PACTOR PACTOR-II
PACTOR-III
PACTOR-IV WINMOR(Deprecated)
ARDOP Vara HF Vara FM TCP/IP (Telnet and
other Wireless Technologies)
PACTOR-I, WINMOR(deprecated)...
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Blood Pact may
refer to:
Blood Pact, a 1993
novel by
Tanya Huff in the
Blood Books series Blood Pact, a 2009
novel by Dan
Abnett in the Gaunt's Ghosts...
- Molotov–Ribbentrop
Pact,
officially the
Treaty of Non-Aggression
between Germany and the
Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics, was a non-aggression
pact between ****...
- Look up
pact in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
pact is a
formal agreement.
Pact, The
Pact or
PACT may also
refer to: The
Pact (novel), by Jodi Picoult...
- The
Balkan Pact, or
Balkan Entente, was a
treaty signed by Greece, Romania,
Turkey and
Yugoslavia on 9
February 1934 in Athens,
aimed at
maintaining the...
- A
defense pact (Commonwealth spelling:
defence pact) is a type of
treaty or
military alliance in
which the
signatories promise to
support each
other militarily...
-
Iberian Pact (Pacto Ibérico) or
Peninsular Pact,
formally the Portuguese–Spanish
Treaty of
Friendship and Non-Aggression, was a non-aggression
pact that...
