BN (Bombardier/Navigator)
n.
co-pilot in a U.S. Air Force bomber that is responsible for navigating the airplane and directing it toward the target
BN
BN, Bn or bn may mean:Organizations
Barisan Nasional (also known as "National Front"), a political coalition in Malaysia
Barnes & Noble, an American specialty retailer specializing in bookstore/coffeeshop venues
Battalion, a type of military unit
Brand New, an American rock band
British Naturism, a
clothes free organization in the United Kingdom
Burlington Northern Railroad (AAR reporting mark: BN), a former American railroad operating from 1970 to 1995a subsidiary of the
Canadian Press, "Broadcast News", a news agency which provides news reports, film and audio clips to radio and television stations in Canada
La Brugeoise et Nivelles SA., a Belgian railway rolling stock manufacturer, now part of
Bombardier Transportation.
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Battalion
This article is about a type of military unit. For the Texas A&M student newspaper, see
The BattalionA battalion is a
military unit of around 500-1000 men usually consisting of between two and six
companies and typically commanded by a
Lieutenant Colonel. Several battalions are grouped to form a
regiment or a
brigade.The nomenclature varies by nationality and by branch of arms (e.g. some armies organize their
infantry into battalions, but call battalion-sized cavalry, reconnaissance, or tank units a
squadron or a
regiment instead). There may even be subtle distinctions within a nation's branches of arms, such as a distinction between a tank battalion and an armored squadron, depending on how the unit's operational role is perceived to fit into the army's historical organization.
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BN (Bibliothèque nationale)
National Library
BN (Biblioteca Nacional)
national library, federal cultural agency responsible for collecting and preserving a country's published heritage
bulimia (binge-eating syndrome, bulimarexia, bulimia nervosa, BN)
That eating disorder characterized by recurrent binge eating; recurrent willful vomiting and/or other recurrent inappropriate compensatory measures to prevent weight gain (e.g., laxative abuse, diuretic abuse, or overexercising); and an excessive influence of body weight or shape on self-evaluation.