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thanks

Koen

Here's a 'B' suggestion:  BAR--Browning Automatic Rifle

more US Navy Hull designations:
AP: Transport (troops)
APA: Attack Transport
APB: Self-propelled Barracks Ship
APD: High Speed Transport
APH: Transport (wounded)
APL: Barracks Ship
APM: Mechanized Artillery Transport
APS: Transport Submarine (WWII)
APSS: Transport Submarine
APV: Transport and Aircraft Ferry
AR: Repair Ship
ARB: Battle Damage Repair Ship
ARC: Cable Repairing or Laying Ship
ARD: Auxiliary Repair Drydock
ARDC: Repair Drydock, Concrete
ARDM: Medium Auxiliary Repari Dry Dock
ARG: Internal Combustion Engine Repair Ship
ARH: Heavy Hull Repair Ship
ARL: Landing Craft Repair Ship
ARS: Salvage Ship
ARS(T): Salvage Craft Tender
ARV: Aircraft Repair Ship
ARV(A): Aircraft Repair Ship (airframe)
ARV(E): Aircraft Repair Ship (engine)
ARVH: Aircraft Repair Ship (helicopter)
AS: Submarine Tender
ASR: Submarine Rescue Ship
ASSA: Cargo Submarine
ASSP: Transport Submarine
AT: Tug (ocean going)
ATA: Auxiliary Ocean Tug
ATF: Fleet Ocean Tug
ATO: Ocean Tug
ATR: Rescue Ocean Tug (when used regarding a ship)
ATR: Anti-Tank Rifle (when used regarding an Infantry weapon, esp. WWII-era)
AV: Seaplane Tender
AVB: Advance Aviation Base Ship
AVD: Seaplane Tender (destroyer)
AVG: Aircraft Escort Vessel
AVM: Guided Missile Ship
AVP: Small Seaplane Tender
AVS: Aviation Suplly Ship
AVT: Auxiliary Aircraft Transport; Training Carrier (1978)
AW: Distilling Ship (sea water, not moonshine!)
AZ: airship Tender

updated

DD: Destroyer
DDE: Escort Destroyer
DDG: Guided Missile Destroyer
DDK: Hunter-Killer Destroyer
DDR: Radar Picket Destroyer
DE: Destroyer Escort (from 1968--Ocean Escort)
DEC: Control Escort Vessel
DEG: Guided Missile Escort
DER: Radar Picket Escort
DL: Frigate ("Destroyer Leader")
DLG: Guided Missile Frigate
DLGN: Guided Missile Frigate (nuclear)
DM: Destroyer Minelayer
DMS: Destroyer Minesweeper

FF: Frigate (from 1975)
FFG: Guided Missile Frigate (from 1975)
FFT: training Frigate (from 1990)

more US Navy hull designations (given the number of abbreviations for every conceivable type of ship, I find the first two especially funny!)

IX: Unclassified Miscellaneous Vessel
IXSS: Miscellaneous Submarine

LCC: Amphibious Command Ship
LCI: Landing Craft Infantry
LCI(L): Landing Craft Infantry (large)
LCS(L):  Landing Craft, Support (large)
LHA: Amphibious Assault Ship
LHD: Amphibious Assault Ship  [I don't know why there are two]
LKA: Amphibious Cargo Ship
LPA: Amphibious Transport Ship
LPD: Amphibious Transport Dock
LPH: Amphibious Assault Ship (Helicopter)
LPR: Amphibious Transport (Small)
LPSS: Amphibious Transport Submarine
LSD: Dock Landing Ship
LSM: Medium Landing Ship
LSM(R): Medium Landing Ship, Rocket
LST: Tank Landing Ship
LSV: Vehicle Landing Ship

MCM: Mine Countermeasures Ship
MCS: Countermeasures Support Ship
MHC: Coastal Minehunter
MMD: Fast Minelayer (from 1968)
MMF: Fleet Minelayer
MSC(O): Coastal Minesweeper (Old)
MSF: Fleet Minesweeper (steel hull)
MSO: Ocean Minesweeper (non-magnetic)

NOTS: Naval Overseas Trasport Service Ship (WWI)
NR: Submersible Research Vessel (nuclear)

I noticed you included FUBAR in the glossary.  This term was made famous again by Saving Private Ryan.  Atkinson in The Day of Battle, p.36, lists some others although he gives no reference.  When explaining these terms to certain people, the word Foul/Fouled can always be exchange for F***

SNAFU: Systems Normal All F***** UP (this one is still used today in many different situations--the office even the office for example.)
SUSFU:  Situation Unchanged, Still F**** Up
SASFU: Self-Adjusting F*** Up

TARFU: Things Are Really F***** UP

JAAFU: Joint Anglo-American F*** Up
JANFU: Joint Army Navy F*** Up

FUMTU: F***** Up More Than Usual
FUAFUP:  F***** Up and F****** Up Proper

more US navy hull designation abbrev.

PC: Submarine Chaser
PCC: Control Submarine Chaser
PCE: Patrol Escort (steel-hulled)
PCEC: Control Patrol Escort
PCE(R): Patrol rescue Escort
PCS: Summarine Chaser (I don't know what the difference is--era, type, etc.--of this and "PC")
PE: Eagle (Patrol) Boat
PF: Patrol Escort or Frigate
PG: Gunboat; Corvette (for years 1942-43)
PGM: Motor Gunboat
PR: River Gunboat (Yangtze River Patrol units in China)
PY: Patrol Vessel, Converted Yacht
PYc: Patrol Vessel, Converted Yacht Coastal

SC: Cruiser Submarine
SF: Fleet Submarine
SM: Mine Laying Submarine
SP: Scout (Section) Patrol Craft (used during WWI)
SS: Submarine
SSA: Cargo Submarine
SSBN: Fleet Ballistic Missile Submarine (nuclear)
SSG: Guieded Missile Submarine
SSK: Anti-submarine Submarine
SSN: Attack Submarine (nuclear)
SSO: Oiler Submarine
SSP: Transport Submarine
SSR: Radar Picket Submarine
SSRN: Radar Picket Submarine (nuclear)

TT: Troop Transport (used during WWI)

more later!

more US Navy Hull abbreviations

WAGL: Lighthouse Tender
WAGO: Oceanographic Cutter
WHEC: High Endurance Cutter
WLB: Seagoing Buoy Tender
WPR: river Gunboat
WTR: Training Vessel

YAG: Miscellaneous Auxiliary
YAGR: Ocena Station Radar Ship
YDG: Degaussing Ship
YF: Covered Lighter
YFD: Yard Floating Dry Dock
YH: Ambulance Boat
YMS: Motor Mine Sweeper
YN: Net Tender (boom)
YNg: Net Tender (gate vessel)
YO:  Fuel Oil Barge
YP: Patrol Craft
YR: Floating Workshop
YRBM: Repair, Berthing and Messing Barge
YT: Harbor Tug
YTB: Large Harbor Tug
YTM: Medium Harbor Tug

that's all of 'em!

FAC...Forward Air Control(ler)
FACman...nickname for a FAC person
FACit...to hit with some form of airstrike (fixed wing or rotary)