Use all-caps for a few acronyms and for "OK"

Signed-off-by: Markus Armbruster <armbru@pond.sub.org>

info/Basics.t

@@ -8,15 +8,15 @@ deities may be more forgiving than others.
 .s1
 One player, one country.
 You may NEVER use any country other than your own.
-It is ok for two people to play one country
-but it is NEVER ok for one person to play two countries.
+It is OK for two people to play one country
+but it is NEVER OK for one person to play two countries.
 If you are caught doing this, your countries will be removed
 from the game.
 In addition, your registrations for future games may be
 declined.
 DON'T DO IT.
 .s1
-Ok, but what do I do when I'm away?
+OK, but what do I do when I'm away?
 .s1
 .in +.5i
 1) you may turn over your country to someone who has never

info/Hitchance.t

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ The hardtarget of an army is the hardtarget of the "easiest" target in
 the army.
 
 Plane:
-If the plane is in the air (satellite, icbm), then
+If the plane is in the air (satellite, ICBM), then
   hardtarget = the "def" value of the plane.
 otherwise if the plane is on the ground:
   hardtarget = 0

info/Land-units.t

@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ infantry                  1.0 1.5  60 23 15  2  1  0  0  0  0  0  0
 The infantry unit has an attack multiplier of 1.0, and defensive multiplier
 of 1.5. It has a vulnerability rating of 60, a speed of 23, a visibility of
 15, spy value of 2, reaction radius maximum of 1, no firing range, no accuracy,
-no firing damage, uses no ammo, has no aa fire,
+no firing damage, uses no ammo, has no AA fire,
 and can't carry extra-light planes.
 .s1
 When attacking, a unit's value is expressed in 'mil-equivalents', i.e. 1

info/Novice.t

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ the new server:
 (7) Build fighter planes.
 (8) Always guard your ships with destroyers (or other kinds of ASW ships).
 (9) Build some ASW planes and put them on interdiction mission.
-(10) Build lots of sam's and abm's.
+(10) Build lots of SAMs and ABMs.
 .FI
 .s1
 \*(iFA Treatise of Advice on War and Peace

info/Plane-types.t

@@ -122,21 +122,21 @@ satellites
          able to fly higher, as with the U-2 & SR-71. These planes are
          largely superseded by satellites now (for good or ill).
 
-ssm's
-& icbm's
+SSMs
+& ICBMs
 
-         The first ssm's were used as strategic harassing weapons, and
+         The first SSMs were used as strategic harassing weapons, and
          were almost useless. (German V-1 & V-2) There were also combat
          rockets, such as the Russian Katayusha's and the German
          Nebelwerfers, but these were essentially similar to artillery.
-         The first true SSM's were the Russian missiles in the 1950's,
+         The first true SSMs were the Russian missiles in the 1950's,
          such as the Frog. They were intended to deliver nuclear or
          chemical warheads at medium ranges, and to be un-interceptable.
          Later missiles increase payload & range.
 
          However, since we've artificially restricted the blast effects
          of nuclear weapons, I am merging these in with tactical
-         missiles. (no need for an icbm unless you've got big nukes)
+         missiles. (no need for an ICBM unless you've got big nukes)
 
 marine
 missiles
@@ -144,15 +144,15 @@ missiles
          as the Harpoon, Penguin, Exocet. They are accurate missiles which
          may be launched at ships.
 
-sam's
+SAMs
          The first sams were nuclear-tipped, and intended to break up
          large attacking bomber forces. Later, they were made smaller
          and more accurate, and were intended to hit single targets
          at any speed or altitude.
 
-abm's    These are to shoot down missiles, and are mostly fantasy.
+ABMs     These are to shoot down missiles, and are mostly fantasy.
 
-asw
+ASW
 planes   These are either long-range bomber type aircraft, with some
          sort of equipment for locating & killing submarines, or also
          helicopters, able to fly from most naval vessels.

info/Unit-types.t

@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ the number of guns that fire when the unit fires
 .L amm
 ammo: the number of shells the unit uses when fighting or firing
 .L aaf
-the aa fire rating of the unit
+the AA fire rating of the unit
 .L xpl
 The number of extra-light planes the land unit can carry.
 (If the XLIGHT option is enabled)

info/launch.t

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ The formula for the chance that a missile hits its target is in
 \*Qinfo Hitchance\*U.
 .s1
 In the case of non-marine tactical missiles, if there are any HOSTILE
-abm's within range of the target sector, then two of them will fire in
+ABMs within range of the target sector, then two of them will fire in
 an attempt to intercept the incoming missile.
 .s1
 Similarly, two AT_WAR a-sat's will attempt to intercept any satellites

info/relations.t

@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ but you are not committed to an all out war against them, then you
 should declare hostile relations towards them.  This will ensure that
 your planes will intercept theirs if they
 try to over-fly you, and your forts will fire on their ships when they
-sail within range.    Also, your a-sat's and abm's will attempt
+sail within range.    Also, your a-sat's and ABMs will attempt
 to intercept their satellites and missiles independent of the target
 sector they have launched them at, and your ships with anti-missile
 capability will attempt to intercept any incoming marine missiles