The author sheet identifies this version as sung by Rod Taylor in A Gathering of Eagles (1963). Its four stanzas contrast official pride with the interruptions and frustrations of military duty. The second page is explicitly headed extra lyrics - not used, and is not merged into the movie-version text. The historical movie credit does not establish a release date or running time for this editorial songbook entry.
Here at SAC we're filled with pride,
There's just one thing we can't decide:
Which we'd rather get clobbered by --
An enemy attack or an O. R. I.
Our Wing Commander's got a racket,
Though sometimes it's hard to hack it.
Whenever he gets his wife alone --
Ding-a-ling-a-ling goes the little red phone.
We love the seven-day alert,
For a week we will not see a skirt.
We know it's part of SAC's main goal --
To test our positive control.
Absence makes the heart grow fonder,
Whatever became of the wild blue yonder?
How we wish the good old days were back -
In SAC!