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FHA
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FHAFederal Housing Administration
FHAFederal Highway Administration
FHAFuture Homemakers of America (now FCCLA)
FHAFarmers Home Administration
FHAForkhead-Associated
FHAFlorida Hospital Association
FHAFoundation for Health in Aging
FHAFederal Health Architecture
FHAFair Housing Act of 1968
FHAForced Hot Air (heating)
FHAFunctional Hazard Assessment
FHAForeign Humanitarian Assistance
FHAFull Height Anamorphic
FHAFire Hazards Analysis
FHAFoundation for Humanity’s Adulthood
FHAFood and Humanitarian Assistance
FHAFault Hazard Analysis
FHABureau for Food and Humanitarian Assistance
FHAFinnish Heart Association
FHAFrontier Highways Authority (Pakistan)
FHAFamily Housing Administration
FHAFlight Hardware Availability
FHAFrankenmuth Historical Association (Frankenmuth, Michigan)
FHAFine Hardwoods Association (Indianapolis, Indiana)
FHAFiber-Optic Headend Assembly
FHAFirewire and Scsi Host Adapter


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GTA 41-01-003, Civil Affairs Foreign Humanitarian Assistance Guide, was also released in March, with unlimited distribution.
Civil Affairs GTAs approved for release by Special Warfare
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