Snafu is a fictional character known for his role in World War II-era training films created by Warner Bros. for the U.S. Army. The character, whose name is derived from the military acronym meaning "Situation Normal, All Fouled Up," serves as a comedic yet educational depiction of a clumsy and accident-prone soldier. Created by a team including director Chuck Jones and voice actor Mel Blanc, Snafu's misadventures were designed to educate troops on various military protocols and the importance of following them. His existence is notable for blending humor with practical guidance, making military instructional content more engaging for its intended audience.