- P1 / P2 (Position) — Position 1 / 2
- Sequentially numbered defensive fighting positions in a defensive scheme of maneuver, used for sectoring and fires coordination.
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- PA — Public Affairs
- Communication activities that inform domestic and international audiences about military operations.
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- PAC-3 — Patriot Advanced Capability-3
- US terminal-phase BMD interceptor using hit-to-kill technology. Defends against tactical ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and aircraft at ranges up to ~20 km.
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- PACE — Primary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency
- A methodology for building layered redundancy into communications and other plans.
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- PAE — Power-Added Efficiency
- A metric of amplifier efficiency accounting for both RF output and input drive power.
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- PAF — Payload Attach Fitting
- The structural adapter connecting a satellite to the launch vehicle upper stage.
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- PAM — Privileged Access Management
- Controls that secure, manage, and monitor accounts with elevated privileges.
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- PAN — Panchromatic Imagery
- Single-band grayscale imagery spanning a broad visible range, typically the highest-resolution product of a sensor.
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- Pan-sharpening
- An image fusion technique that merges high-resolution panchromatic data with lower-resolution multispectral data to produce a high-resolution colour image.
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- PANSHARP — Pan-Sharpening
- Fusing high-resolution panchromatic imagery with lower-resolution color bands to produce sharp color imagery.
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- PAPI — Precision Approach Path Indicator
- A set of runway lights that give pilots a visual indication of whether they are on the correct approach glide path.
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- PAPR — Peak-to-Average Power Ratio
- The ratio of a signal peak power to its average, critical for amplifier linearity in OFDM.
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- PAR — Phased Array Radar
- A radar using an array of antenna elements whose relative phases are controlled to steer the beam electronically.
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- Paradigm Shift
- A fundamental change in the underlying assumptions, models, or practices of a field. Coined by Thomas Kuhn (1962). In aerospace/defence: piston→jet propulsion, analogue→digital flight control, exquisite→proliferated space architecture.
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- Partitioning (ARINC 653)
- Spatial and temporal isolation between software functions on a shared processor. Spatial = memory protection prevents one partition from corrupting another; temporal = deterministic time-slice schedule prevents one partition from starving another. Foundation of IMA certifiability.
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- Pass (Satellite)
- A single communication window during which a non-GEO satellite is visible above minimum elevation angle from a ground station. Duration and max elevation drive data throughput.
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- Passivation
- End-of-life procedure to deplete all stored energy (propellant, battery charge, pressurized systems) in a spacecraft to prevent post-mission explosions that create debris.
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- Patched Conic
- An approximation method for interplanetary trajectory design that treats each gravity field (Sun, departure planet, arrival planet) independently and "patches" the solutions at the sphere of influence boundaries.
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- Pattern of Life
- The recurrent activities, locations, and timings characterising a person, vehicle, or facility. Built up by persistent ISR (drones, satellite revisit, SIGINT), it underpins both targeting and force-protection decisions.
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- Payload
- The mission-specific equipment on a spacecraft (cameras, radar, transponders, scientific instruments) as opposed to the bus/platform subsystems that support it.
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- Payload Adapter
- The mechanical/electrical interface between launch vehicle upper stage and spacecraft. Provides structural support, separation mechanisms, and electrical connectivity during launch.
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- PBL — Performance-Based Logistics
- A sustainment strategy where the contractor is paid for system availability outcomes rather than individual spare parts or repair actions. Aligns contractor incentives with readiness.
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- PBN — Performance-Based Navigation
- A framework defining aircraft navigation requirements in terms of accuracy, integrity, and functionality rather than specific sensors.
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- Pc — Probability of Collision
- Numerical estimate (0–1) that two tracked space objects will occupy the same volume at TCA, computed from state vector covariance. Operators typically maneuver when Pc exceeds 1e-4 for crewed vehicles or 1e-5 for high-value assets.
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- PCA — Physical Configuration Audit
- A formal audit establishing that the as-built configuration of a system matches its technical documentation (drawings, specifications, test procedures).
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- PCDU — Power Conditioning and Distribution Unit
- The unit that regulates bus voltage and switches power to spacecraft loads and subsystems.
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- PCM — Pulse-Code Modulation
- A method of digitally representing an analog signal by sampling and quantizing its amplitude.
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- PCS — Permanent Change of Station
- The assignment or reassignment of a service member to a new duty station.
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- PD — Periscope Depth
- The shallow depth at which a submarine can raise its periscope and masts above the surface.
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- PD_DET — Probability of Detection
- The probability that a radar declares a target present when a target actually exists, for a given threshold and signal level.
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- PDGS — Payload Data Ground Segment
- The ground infrastructure that receives, processes, archives, and distributes satellite payload data.
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- PDR — Preliminary Design Review
- A systems engineering milestone review evaluating preliminary design against requirements. Confirms the design can proceed to detailed design.
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- PDU — Power Distribution Unit
- The unit that routes and switches conditioned electrical power to spacecraft subsystems and loads.
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- PDW — Pulse Descriptor Word
- Data record summarizing measured parameters of an intercepted radar pulse for downstream processing.
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- PED — Processing, Exploitation and Dissemination
- Turning collected ISR data into usable intelligence.
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- PER — Packet Error Rate
- The fraction of transmitted packets that are received in error.
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- Perception Stack
- Software pipeline that turns raw sensor measurements (lidar, camera, radar) into a world model — typically detection → tracking → classification → fusion → scene understanding. Output feeds the planner / control stack.
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- Perigee
- The point in an elliptical orbit closest to the central body (Earth). At perigee, the satellite travels at its maximum orbital velocity.
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- PERSTEMPO — Personnel Tempo
- The amount of time individual service members spend deployed or away from home station on duty.
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- PERT — Program Evaluation and Review Technique
- A project scheduling technique that estimates each task's duration as a weighted mean of optimistic, most-likely, and pessimistic values: (O + 4M + P) / 6. Developed for the US Navy Polaris programme in 1957.
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- Perturbation
- Any force causing a satellite's actual orbit to deviate from ideal Keplerian (two-body) motion. Sources include J2/geoid, atmospheric drag, solar radiation pressure, and third-body gravity.
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- PESA — Passive Electronically Scanned Array
- Phased array steered electronically from a single transmitter.
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- PFA — Probability of False Alarm
- The probability that a detector declares a target present when only noise or clutter is present.
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- PFD — Primary Flight Display
- The main cockpit display presenting attitude, airspeed, altitude, heading, and vertical speed to the pilot.
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- PfP — Partnership for Peace
- A NATO program of bilateral cooperation between the Alliance and individual partner countries.
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- PGM — Precision-Guided Munition
- Any munition using guidance (laser, GPS, inertial, infrared) to achieve high accuracy against a specific target. PGMs reduce collateral damage and required sortie counts compared to unguided weapons.
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- Phased Array
- An antenna composed of multiple radiating elements whose signals are combined with controlled phase shifts to electronically steer the beam without mechanical movement.
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- PHM — Prognostics and Health Management
- The use of sensors and analytics to assess equipment health and predict remaining useful life.
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- PIC — Pilot in Command
- The pilot responsible for the operation and safety of an aircraft during flight.
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- PID — Proportional-Integral-Derivative Controller
- The workhorse feedback control algorithm: output = Kp·e + Ki·∫e dt + Kd·de/dt. Tuning the three gains balances response speed, steady-state error, and damping. Foundation of attitude control, thrust vectoring, and almost every analogue servo.
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- PID Controller
- A proportional-integral-derivative feedback control algorithm. Kp corrects current error; Ki eliminates steady-state error; Kd damps oscillation. Widely used for spacecraft attitude control.
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- PII — Personally Identifiable Information
- Data that can identify a specific individual, subject to privacy protection requirements.
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- PIID — Procurement Instrument Identifier
- The unique 13-character identifier assigned to every US federal contract action under the Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE). Format: 6-character DoDAAC + 2-digit fiscal year + 4-character serial.
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- PIL — Processor-in-the-Loop
- Closed-loop test where the actual flight processor runs production-target binary against a simulated environment. Sits between SIL (host-CPU) and HITL (real hardware). Catches compiler / RTOS / WCET issues that SIL cannot.
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- PIM — Position and Intended Movement
- A ship’s planned track showing present position and future course and speed.
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- PIR — Priority Intelligence Requirement
- Commander-designated intelligence needs critical to decision-making. PIRs focus collection and analysis on the most operationally significant information gaps.
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- Pk — Probability of Kill
- The probability that a single weapon engagement will destroy the target. Depends on weapon accuracy, warhead lethality, target vulnerability, and fuze effectiveness.
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- PKI — Public Key Infrastructure
- The set of policies, roles, and systems needed to create, distribute, manage, and revoke digital certificates. Includes certificate authorities, registration authorities, and certificate revocation lists.
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- PKO — Peacekeeping Operations
- Military operations deployed with consent of all parties to monitor ceasefires, buffer zones, and DDR processes. Force limited to self-defence. Governed by UN Chapter VI, JP 3-07.3, and the UN Capstone Doctrine (2008). Distinct from peace enforcement (Chapter VII).
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- PL — Phase Line
- A control measure, usually a recognizable terrain feature, used to coordinate and control operations.
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- PL (Phase Line) — Phase Line
- Control measure (linear terrain feature or arbitrary line) used to coordinate manoeuvre and trigger pre-planned events. Always named (e.g., PL RED).
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- Planet
- EO operator with the largest commercial smallsat fleet — ~200 Doves (3 m optical) + SkySats (50 cm optical) + Pelican (high-rev). Sub-daily global revisit; tasking + archive APIs.
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- Plasma
- The fourth state of matter — ionised gas with free electrons and ions, electromagnetically responsive at the bulk level. Drives spacecraft surface charging in LEO/MEO, Hall-effect thrusters, and radio blackout during reentry.
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- PLF — Payload Fairing
- The aerodynamic nose shroud that protects the payload during ascent and is jettisoned after atmospheric exit.
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- PLL — Phase-Locked Loop
- A control system that generates an output signal whose phase is related to the input signal's phase. Essential for carrier recovery, clock synchronization, and frequency synthesis in satellite receivers.
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- PM — Phase Modulation
- An analog modulation in which the carrier phase varies in proportion to the message signal.
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- PMC — Partially Mission Capable
- Status indicating equipment can perform some but not all of its assigned missions.
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- PMCS — Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services
- The routine operator and crew inspections and servicing performed to keep equipment mission ready.
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- PMD — Post-Mission Disposal
- The maneuvers and passivation performed at end of life to remove a satellite from operational orbit per debris rules.
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- PMOP — Phase Modulation on Pulse
- Phase modulation within a radar pulse, exploited for pulse compression and emitter fingerprinting.
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- PMS — Planned Maintenance System
- The standardized shipboard system scheduling and documenting preventive maintenance.
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- PMT — Photomultiplier Tube
- A vacuum device that detects and amplifies very weak light through secondary-electron emission.
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- PNT — Position, Navigation, and Timing
- The combined service provided by GNSS and complementary systems: where am I, which way am I going, and what time is it. Precise timing (≤100 ns) underpins financial transactions, power-grid synchronisation, and synchronised cellular networks.
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- PoE — Power over Ethernet
- A standard that delivers electrical power to devices over the same Ethernet cabling as data.
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- Point Defense
- Air defence focused on a specific high-value asset (ship, base, leadership target), typically engaging short-range threats with rapid response. Distinguishes from area defence, which protects a broad volume.
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- POL — Petroleum, Oils, and Lubricants
- The class of supply covering fuels, lubricants, and related petroleum products for operations.
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- Polar Orbit
- An orbit with inclination near 90 degrees, passing over both poles. Enables global coverage as Earth rotates beneath. Used for EO, weather, and reconnaissance.
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- Polarimetric SAR
- SAR transmitting/receiving in multiple polarisation combinations (HH, HV, VH, VV) to characterise scattering mechanisms and improve target classification.
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- Porkchop Plot
- A contour plot of launch energy (C3) as a function of departure and arrival dates for interplanetary transfer. Used to identify optimal launch windows.
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- PORTOP — Port Operations
- The coordination of ship movements, berthing, logistics and services within a naval port.
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- Post-Quantum Cryptography
- A generation of cryptographic algorithms believed to resist attacks by large-scale quantum computers. NIST standardised the first set in 2024: ML-KEM (Kyber), ML-DSA (Dilithium), SLH-DSA (SPHINCS+). Migration driver: "store-now-decrypt-later" adversary collection.
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- Power Budget
- A spacecraft's end-to-end accounting of generated, stored, and consumed electrical power across each mission mode. Inputs: solar-array sizing, eclipse duration, battery DOD limits, harness/regulator losses, payload duty cycles. Outputs: array area, battery capacity, margin.
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- Power Bus
- The electrical distribution system on a spacecraft regulating and distributing power from solar arrays and batteries to all subsystems. Common architectures: unregulated, fully regulated.
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- PPE — Personal Protective Equipment
- Clothing and gear worn to protect the wearer from chemical, biological, physical, or radiological hazards.
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- PPI — Plan Position Indicator
- A radar display presenting range and azimuth in a top-down polar map centered on the radar.
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- PPP — Precise Point Positioning
- A GNSS technique using precise satellite orbit and clock products to achieve centimetre-level positioning with a single receiver, without a local reference station.
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- PPU — Power Processing Unit
- The electronics that convert bus power into the voltages and currents an electric thruster requires.
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- PQC — Post-Quantum Cryptography
- Public-key algorithms resistant to Shor's algorithm on a large-scale quantum computer. NIST finalists (CRYSTALS-Kyber for KEM, CRYSTALS-Dilithium for signatures) standardised in 2024; government migration mandated by CNSA 2.0.
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- PRF — Pulse Repetition Frequency
- The rate at which radar pulses are transmitted. Determines maximum unambiguous range and maximum unambiguous Doppler. Critical trade-off in SAR system design.
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- PRI — Pulse Repetition Interval
- Time between successive radar pulses (1/PRF). Determines maximum unambiguous range. PRI analysis is fundamental to ELINT classification of threat radars.
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- Priority Date (ITU)
- The date on which an administration files an API or coordination request with the ITU for a satellite network's spectrum / orbital slot. Determines coordination order — earlier filers must be coordinated WITH, not the other way round.
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- Process Gain
- The SNR improvement achieved by a spread-spectrum system, equal to the bandwidth expansion factor (BWspread / BWdata). Direct-sequence systems gain Gp = 10·log10(N) where N is the chips-per-symbol.
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- Procurement Ethics
- Ethical conduct in supplier selection, contracting, and contract management — anti-bribery, conflicts of interest, fair-dealing, supplier-confidentiality, and sourcing from sanctioned entities. Codified in UK CIPS Code of Ethics and FAR Subpart 3.1.
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- Product Assurance
- The ECSS discipline covering reliability, maintainability, availability, safety, quality, and parts/material selection. Runs in parallel with systems engineering throughout the space project lifecycle (ECSS-Q series).
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- Programme Management
- The integrated management of a portfolio of related projects to achieve benefits not available from individual project management. Standards: PMI PgMP, Axelos MSP, MoP. Distinct from project management (single deliverable focus).
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- Project Management
- The discipline of initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, and closing a temporary endeavour to deliver a unique product or service. PMBOK, PRINCE2, and Agile frameworks each formalise different operating styles for different contexts.
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- Proliferated LEO
- A defense architecture deploying large numbers of small satellites in LEO rather than few exquisite GEO assets. Improves resilience through redundancy and lowers replacement cost.
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- Proximity Fuse
- A sensor-triggered fuse that detonates a munition when it reaches a pre-set distance from a target. Dramatically increased the lethality of anti-aircraft artillery when introduced during WWII.
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- PrSM — Precision Strike Missile
- US Army next-generation surface-to-surface missile replacing ATACMS. Block 1 range ≥ 499 km; Block 2 adds multimode seeker for moving-target engagement; later blocks plan >1,000 km reach. Two rounds per HIMARS pod vs one ATACMS.
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- PSD — Power Spectral Density
- The distribution of a signal power across frequency, expressed per unit bandwidth.
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- PSF — Point Spread Function
- The response of an imaging system to a point source, describing spatial blur and resolution.
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- PSK — Phase-Shift Keying
- A digital modulation that encodes data by changing the phase of a carrier signal.
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- PSR — Primary Surveillance Radar
- A radar that detects aircraft by reflecting radio energy off the airframe, requiring no cooperative transponder.
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- Psychological Safety
- A team climate where members feel safe to take interpersonal risks — speaking up, admitting mistakes, challenging ideas without fear of punishment. Key driver of high performance.
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- PSYOP — Psychological Operations
- Operations to convey selected information to audiences to influence their emotions, motives, and behavior.
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- PT — Penetration Testing
- Authorized simulated attack that evaluates the security of a system by exploiting vulnerabilities.
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- PTSD — Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- A mental health condition triggered by experiencing or witnessing a terrifying or traumatic event.
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- Pulse Compression
- A radar processing technique that transmits a long frequency-modulated pulse and compresses the return via matched filtering to achieve the range resolution of a much shorter pulse with the energy of the long one.
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- Pulse-Doppler
- A radar architecture that uses the Doppler frequency shift of returns to separate moving targets from stationary ground clutter. Essential for airborne radar to detect low-flying aircraft and cruise missiles against ground clutter.
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- Purple Team
- A collaborative model where red and blue teams work together — red attacks, blue detects in real time, and both iterate on TTPs. Faster feedback than alternating red/blue exercises.
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- Pushbroom
- An EO sensor architecture using a linear detector array perpendicular to the flight direction, scanning the ground as the satellite moves. Contrasts with whiskbroom (single detector swept mechanically) and step-stare.
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- PV
- Planned Value — the budgeted cost of work scheduled to be done by now.
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- PW — Pulse Width
- Duration of a single radar pulse, a discriminating parameter used to fingerprint emitters.
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- PWM — Pulse-Width Modulation
- Encoding information or power level in the duty cycle width of a pulse train.
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- PWS — Performance Work Statement
- A statement of work that describes required results or outcomes rather than prescribing how the work must be performed. Allows contractor flexibility in approach.
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