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AcronymFull NameComments & Primary Location
SAASSSt. Andrew's Anglican Secondary SchoolGrenada
SACSocial Action CentreJamaica
SACPSouth African Communist Party  
SAISSchool of Advanced International Studies (of The Johns Hopkins University)Baltimore, Maryland
SALTStrategic Arms Limitations TalksUSA
SAMSurface-to-air missile  
SASSpecial Air Service[British Special Forces]
SASSSaint Anne's Secondary SchoolGrenada
SATCOMSatellite Communications System/EquipmentUSA
SCCSecurity Coordination CenterDoD/USA
SCISensitive Compartmented Information (data classified higher than Top Secret)USA
SCLCSouthern Christian Leadership ConferenceUSA
SCMFAStanding Committee of Ministers of Foreign AffairsCARICOM
SCUBASelf-contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus  
SDA (1)Seventh Day Adventist  
SDA (2)Special Development AssistanceUSA
SDIStrategic Defense InitiativeUSA
SDSSSt. David's Secondary SchoolGrenada
SEALSSea, Air, Land Forces or Team US Navy
SECDEFSecretary of DefenseUS MIlitary
SECNAVSecretary of the NavyUS Navy
SEDSozialistische Einheitspartei DeutschlandsGDR
SELALatin American Economic System  
SEOGState Educational Opportunity Grant  
SERVOLService Volunteeres For All  
SESSocial and Economic Studies  
SFCState Farm CorporationGrenada
SGStudy GroupGrenada
SGUSt. George's UniversityGrenada
SGUSMSt. George's University School of MedicineGrenada
SI (1)Socialist International  
SI (2)Special Intelligence (very secret communications intercept)USA
SICSmall Industry Credit  
SICLACSocialist International Latin American and Caribbean Section  
SIGSenior Interdepartmental GroupUSA
SIGINTSignals IntelligenceUSA
SJCSt. Joseph's Convent (Secondary School)Grenada
SJCSSSt. John's Christian Secondary SchoolGrenada
SJLPSt. John's Labour PartyGrenada
SLAMSt. Andrew's Liberation MovementGrenada
SLOCsSea Lanes of Communication (around 16 of them after exiting the Canal on the Atlantic side)  
S/LPDSecretary of State's Office for Latin Public Diplomacy (see OPD)USA
SLRSelf-Loading Rifle  
SMAOStudents Movement Against OppressionGrenada
SMGSub-Machine Gun  
SNCCStudent Non-Violent Coordination CommitteeUSA
SNIESpecial National Intelligence EstimatesUSA
SOASSchool of Oriental and African StudiesUK
SOBUStudent Organization for Black UnityUSA
SOCOMSpecial Operations Command  
SOCRUStudents Organization for Caribbean Regional Unity  
SODEPAXSociety, Development and Peace  
SOFSpecial Operations ForcesUS Military
SOSStruck Off StrengthGrenada
SOWSpecial Operations WingUS Military
SPACSixth Pan African CongressGuyana
SPCState Propaganda CommitteeGrenada
SPECATClassified Special CategoryUSA
SPGSociety for the Propagation of the Gospel  
SPOSenior Police OfficerGrenada
SPPYCSt. Patrick's Progressive Youth CouncilGrenada
SRPSpecial Reserve PoliceGrenada
SSBNBallistic missile submarine (nuclear)  
SSCISenate Select Committee on IntelligenceUS Congress
SSG (1)Special Situations Group [or Crisis Preplanning Group CPPG]USA
SSG (2)Guided missile submarine  
SSGNGuided missile submarine (nuclear)  
SSUSpecial Security/Service Units(of OECS members)
STAWeekend Star newspaperJamaica
STRStruggle newspaperJamaica
SUSoviet Union  
SUPSocialist Unity PartyGDR
SWAPOSouth West African Peoples OrganizationNamibia
SWP [1]Socialist Workers PartyDominica
SWP [2]Socialist Workers PartyUSA
SWWU and/or SWWTUSeamen and Waterfront Workers [Trade] UnionGrenada

Acronyms will become apparent when you read and study the history of the Grenada Revolution. An acronym is a word formed from the initial letters of the words of a compound term. Also included in these alphabetical lists are short-hand letters with varying meanings.

Not only did the People's Revolutionary Government (PRG) and their political party, The New Jewel Movement (NJM), have a proclivity for using acronyms or short-hand letters for what was meant, but they were in communication with Cuba and the Soviet Union. Cuba, the Soviet Union and the United States were no shirkers from using acronyms either.

Have fun with these. Use the Google on-site search engine to find their location(s), though many are not on this site, but in the literature. You can copy these singly as ownership is not involved. Copying the complete list and reproducing it in a publication is not allowed. Using the compilation on this page as a complete compilation or partial compilation for other than personal use is not acceptable.

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Acronyms B
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Acronyms D
Acronyms E
Acronyms F
Acronyms G
Acronyms H
Acronyms I
Acronyms J
Acronyms K
Acronyms L
Acronyms M
Acronyms N
Acronyms O
Acronyms P
Acronyms Q-R
Acronyms T
Acronyms U
Acronyms V
Acronyms W
Acronyms Y
Acronyms Z

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