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What (who) is kn - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Kn; KN (disambiguation); K.N.; K.n.; Kn.; K N
kn
<networking> The country code for Saint Kitts and Nevis.
(1999-01-27)
kn.
¦ abbreviation knot(s).
RAF Knettishall
FORMER AIRFIELD
RAF Knettishall is a former World War II airfield in Suffolk. It was numbered as Station 136 by the United States Army Air Forces while home to the 388th Bombardment Group of the Eighth Air Force between 1943 and 1945.
Examples of use of kn
1. In addition, the country has short–range missiles called the KN–02 which can travel 100–120 km.
2. South Korean intelligence officials believe the North could fire more than five more missiles _ KN–01 land–to–ship and Styx ship–to–ship missiles, Chosun Ilbo said.
3. The funds will be chanelled through the Norwegian Church Aid (KN). The money will be used to strenghten the work for peace and reconcilliation, as well as for creating opportunity for better education, the KN says in a press release. – In the light of Vice President John Garangs tragic death it is more important than ever that the world society deliver and fulfil the promises given to Sudan, says Kari Oeyen, coordinator of the Norwegian Church Aids program for East Africa. (NRK)
4. ATTACK ON NORTH KOREA‘S ARSENAL It would be difficult to locate and destroy North Korea‘s KN–02, Hwasong, Rodong and Taepodong–X missiles because of their mobility, quantity and relatively short launch preparation times, experts say.
5. By Yuval Yoaz Former Supreme Court president Meir Shamgar has signed a public petition against Justice Minister Daniel Friedmann‘s proposal to limit or abolish the Supreme Court‘s power to overturn Kn esset legislation.