Cool. I don't remember if I heard this in my first few hours on Earth, but I've always loved it! 
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If the link is sound, then it's Green Tambourine by the Lemon Peppers. I looked mine up on the US Billboard to get Judy in Disguise (with Glasses)
My all-time favorite Navy acronym as seen at Subic Bay Naval Base: FicPacFacFAPL which meant Fleet Intelligence Center PACific FACility Fleet Air Photo Lab. In other words it's where they developed the film from aerial photography. This was in '67, b4 digital. The big question is "why, after 53 years, do I remember this?"Thisi could not have been better said IMO!
With over 42 years of working in national defense (mostly Navy and Marine Corps aviation...which then layers on the typical general aviation and air traffic control lexicon) it still amazes me that we can hold a meeting for an hour and the ratio of acronyms and insider words to actual English langage words is often 5 or 10 to 1. I think I found myself saying an entire sentence one day that didn't have a single English word in it.
The funniest part is that generally if you stop someone mid sentence and ask what an acronym means, many can't tell you what the letters stand for, although they do know what they are referring to. Insider speak is useful in the work environment, but it is probably the worst way to share an experience with other freinds and colleagues who like most of us find the English language itself enough of a challenge to clarity in communication.![]()
My all-time favorite Navy acronym as seen at Subic Bay Naval Base: FicPacFacFAPL which meant Fleet Intelligence Center PACific FACility Fleet Air Photo Lab. In other words it's where they developed the film from aerial photography. This was in '67, b4 digital. The big question is "why, after 53 years, do I remember this?"
If the link is sound, then it's Green Tambourine by the Lemon Peppers. I looked mine up on the US Billboard to get Judy in Disguise (with Glasses)
Well, since the base is closed........The acronym serves to confuse the enemy. Revealing the location might get you into trouble, even after all these years. Loose lips sink ships.
Well, since the base is closed........

Well, since the base is closed........
Decommissioned 1992. I'm not planning a "road" trip to confirm that.That's what they want you to believe.
Speaking of "The Road", I'm going/have gone stir crazy sitting around the house. Now, if I choose to sit around, that's one thing, but I feel like taking a drive to nowhere, not interact with anyone, just go. Apparently, that's highly 'discouraged'. Oh, well, I do "need" to make a trip to the booze emporium. I guess that'll hafta do.
Agree completely @GonePlaid . Please wear a mask and stay clear at least 6 feet. I only say this because we are in a particularly dangerous age group. While at the emporium, make sure you really really stock up!Speaking of "The Road", I'm going/have gone stir crazy sitting around the house. Now, if I choose to sit around, that's one thing, but I feel like taking a drive to nowhere, not interact with anyone, just go. Apparently, that's highly 'discouraged'. Oh, well, I do "need" to make a trip to the booze emporium. I guess that'll hafta do.![]()
I was listening to Angel from Montgomery in possibly impressionable states of mind before his parents were old enough to meet.