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Oh I think SNAFU goes back to WWI. Not sure but it has been around for a long, long time. I think SNAFU was the original insult followed by FUBAR. Sort of gives you an idea of the GI's idea of how the military handles things. In some ways they are highly efficient but in others...

Aug. 1971, Fort Dix, NJ.

Hell, I saw stuff that defied understanding my first week of basic training! Where do you think the term SNAFU came from? :rolleyes: :LOL:

You KNOW they put that there for a good reason. I will bet the genset was a reset after it hydrolocked trying to start with cylinders full of fuel!