RFA
On Wikipedia, "RFA" may refer to
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.
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RFA
may refer to:
Groups, organizations
Radio Free Asia
, a private news broadcaster and publisher in East Asia, funded in part by the U.S. government
Renewable Fuels Agency
, a former UK renewable fuel regulatory agency
Renewable Fuels Association
, a body representing the U.S. ethanol industry
Report for America
, a national service program for emerging journalists in the U.S.
Rocket Factory Augsburg
, a German New Space start-up in Augsburg
Military
Royal Field Artillery
, a unit of the British Army from 1899 to 1924
Royal Fleet Auxiliary
, a civilian-crewed fleet owned by the United Kingdom's Ministry of Defence
Schools
Rome Free Academy
, a high school in Rome, New York
Sports
Resurrection Fighting Alliance
, a former mixed martial arts promotion based in the United States
Rugby Fives Association
, the governing body for the sport of Rugby Fives
Arts, entertainment, media
Literature
Royal Frankish Annals
, Latin records of the state of the Frankish monarchy from 741 to 829
Games
Red Faction: Armageddon
, a video game released in 2011
Ring Fit Adventure
, a Nintendo RPG exercise game released in 2019
Other uses
Radiofrequency ablation
, a medical procedure in which tissue is burned away using electrically generated heat
Regional Forest Agreement
, a series of plans for conservation of Australian forests
Regulatory Flexibility Act
, a 1980 act of the U.S. Congress
Request for admissions
, part of US civil law procedures
Requests for adminship
, on Wikipedia
Restricted free agent
, in professional sports
See also
Search for
"rfa"
,
"rfas"
,
"r-f-a"
,
"rf-a"
, or
"r-fa"
on Wikipedia.
République fédérale d'Allemagne
, the French acronym for the Federal Republic of Germany
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