RSO

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RSO or R.S.O. may refer to:

Range Safety Officer, a person responsible for the safe use of rocket vehicles
Radiation Safety Officer, a person responsible for the safe use of radiation and radioactive materials
Regional Security Officer, a U.S. Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) Special Agent in charge of security at a U.S. Embassy
Regional Security Office, office from which Special Agents of the U.S. Diplomatic Security Service work - located at U.S. Embassies or Consulates overseas
Knight of the Order of the Sword (Swedish: Riddare av Svärdsorden)

"Radio Symphony Orchestra", used by a number of orchestras:
- Danish National Symphony Orchestra, based in Copenhagen, Denmark
- North German Radio Symphony Orchestra, based in Hamburg, Germany
- Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra, based in Stuttgart, Germany
- Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, based in Munich, Germany
- Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra, based in Frankfurt, Germany
- Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra
- Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra
- Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra
Rogers Sportsnet Ontario, a television station in Ontario, Canada
RSO Records, a record label formed by Robert Stigwood in the late 1960s
Rohingya Solidarity Organisation, a Rohingya political organization and formerly an insurgent group in Myanmar (Burma)
Reconnaissance Systems Officer, military personal in charge of optic equipment and radar-scrambling equipment in a spy plane

Reactive Search Optimization, problem-solving methods with integrated online machine-learning capabilities
Revised Statutes of Ontario, Canada
Registered sex offender, a person that has been convicted of sexual offense, or other offense requiring placement on sex offender registry
South Ossetia, Republic of South Ossetia
Resident Space Object, old residual objects in space like out-of-lifetime satellites, upper stages from rockets or any other object orbiting around Earth for years or decades. The largest civilian RSO is the inoperative Envisat

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