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DESTROYERS The condition of the 71 old destroyers , now overage , still in
commission , is satisfactory considering their age . They are rapidly being
replaced and decommissioned as new destroyers are completed . Forty - four of
the latter ...
DESTROYERS The condition of the 71 old destroyers , now overage , still in
commission , is satisfactory considering their age . They are rapidly being
replaced and decommissioned as new destroyers are completed . Forty - four of
the latter ...
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Yes , sir ; there are 45 at San Diego not in commission . Mr . PlumLEY . But
susceptible of being put into commission if the occasion should arise ? Admiral
LEAHY . Yes , they are ready to be recommissioned in case of emergency . Mr .
SCRU ...
Yes , sir ; there are 45 at San Diego not in commission . Mr . PlumLEY . But
susceptible of being put into commission if the occasion should arise ? Admiral
LEAHY . Yes , they are ready to be recommissioned in case of emergency . Mr .
SCRU ...
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The submarines in commission , including those over age , are in very good
material condition with the exception of the Cachalot and Cuttlefish , which are to
be reengined , and the Shark , Tarpon , Porpoise , and Pike , which have
developed ...
The submarines in commission , including those over age , are in very good
material condition with the exception of the Cachalot and Cuttlefish , which are to
be reengined , and the Shark , Tarpon , Porpoise , and Pike , which have
developed ...
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Many of the auxiliaries which have been held out of commission for a number of
years will require extensive repairs before they can be used in emergency . As
previously discussed in this statement , the Department will request authorization
...
Many of the auxiliaries which have been held out of commission for a number of
years will require extensive repairs before they can be used in emergency . As
previously discussed in this statement , the Department will request authorization
...
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93 47 195 at the end of 1980 1 Age as of Dec . 31 , 1937 . ? Does not include 3
capital ships in commission but not fully manned . 3 Does not include 4 capital ...
12 23 3 22 88 49 994 10 52 46 41 41 8 59 30 213 106 150 199 102 162 148 141
93 47 195 at the end of 1980 1 Age as of Dec . 31 , 1937 . ? Does not include 3
capital ships in commission but not fully manned . 3 Does not include 4 capital ...
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| Title | Hearings |
| Author | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations |
| Published | 1938 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 18 May 2005 |
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