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DFAC

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DFACDunedin Fine Art Center (Florida, USA)
DFACDiamonds for a Cure (Great Neck, NY)
DFACDouble Fine Action Comics
DFACDrag Free Attitude Control
DFACDining Facilities Administration Center
DFACDepartment of Foreign Affairs Canada
DFACDefense Finance & Accounting Center (US DoD)
DFACDining Facility (US DoD)
DFACDisregard Females, Acquire Currency
DFACDesert Foothills Athletic Club (Cave Creek, AZ)
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Don't ever get discouraged," he told troops who gathered to hear him speak as they ate their evening meal at a giant DFAC (dining facility) on the military base.
Schwarzenegger wows US troops on return to Iraq by AFP / AFP American Edition
Don't ever get discouraged," he told troops who gathered to hear him speak as they ate their evening meal at a giant DFAC (dining facility) on the military base.
Schwarzenegger wows US troops on return to Iraq by AFP / AFP Global Edition
You can definitely go into the DFAC with an empty stomach and leave the place like you would as if you were at home.
Holiday stories: family away from family by Petersen, Robert / Soldiers Magazine
 
 
 
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