Hearings Before Committee on Naval Affairs of the House of Representatives, on Estimates Submitted by the Secretary of the Navy, 1912U.S. Government Printing Office, 1912 - 902 pages |
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... Admiral N. C. Twining , United States Navy , Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance . No. 3 , page 119. - Staetment of Rear Admiral R. C. Hollyday , Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks , Navy Department . No. 4 , page 265. - Statement of ...
... Admiral N. C. Twining , United States Navy , Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance . No. 3 , page 119. - Staetment of Rear Admiral R. C. Hollyday , Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks , Navy Department . No. 4 , page 265. - Statement of ...
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... ADMIRAL N. C. TWINING , UNITED STATES NAVY , CHIEF OF THE BUREAU OF ORDNANCE . The CHAIRMAN . Gentlemen , we have with us this morning Admiral Twining , Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance . Admiral , we are glad to have you with us . We ...
... ADMIRAL N. C. TWINING , UNITED STATES NAVY , CHIEF OF THE BUREAU OF ORDNANCE . The CHAIRMAN . Gentlemen , we have with us this morning Admiral Twining , Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance . Admiral , we are glad to have you with us . We ...
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... Admiral TWINING . Yes , sir ; I think the $ 25,000 represented in this estimate can be more advantageously expended in that way than in other ways . That is , we will gain in efficiency and economy by allowing this money to be spent in ...
... Admiral TWINING . Yes , sir ; I think the $ 25,000 represented in this estimate can be more advantageously expended in that way than in other ways . That is , we will gain in efficiency and economy by allowing this money to be spent in ...
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... Admiral TWINING . We use the older powder whenever it is in such condition that it can be placed on board ship safely . The CHAIRMAN . What is the life of powder of the present day manufacture ? Admiral TWINING . We estimate it at about ...
... Admiral TWINING . We use the older powder whenever it is in such condition that it can be placed on board ship safely . The CHAIRMAN . What is the life of powder of the present day manufacture ? Admiral TWINING . We estimate it at about ...
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... Admiral TWINING . The powder made at Indianhead ? The CHAIRMAN . Yes , sir . Admiral TWINING . Yes , I have a statement . It cost per pound last year at Indianhead for new powder 33.6 cents . That , however , does not include expenses ...
... Admiral TWINING . The powder made at Indianhead ? The CHAIRMAN . Yes , sir . Admiral TWINING . Yes , I have a statement . It cost per pound last year at Indianhead for new powder 33.6 cents . That , however , does not include expenses ...
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Admiral ANDREWS Admiral CONE Admiral CowIE Admiral HOLLYDAY Admiral TWINING Admiral WATT amount appropriation armor authorized BATHRICK battleships BIDDLE bill BUCHANAN building Bureau Bureau of Equipment Bureau of Navigation Bureau of Ordnance BUTLER Capt captains cent CHAIRMAN charged to Title chief clerk coal colliers commandant commission committee Congress Construction and Repair constructors contract cost dry dock duty efficiency engineer enlisted equipment estimate expenditures expense feet fiscal fleet Foss Government grade GREGG guns hearing HOBSON inches included increase KOPP lieutenant machinery magazine maintenance manufacture Mare Island Marine Corps MCCAWLEY ment military Navy Department navy yards Norfolk number of officers ordnance paymaster plant powder Puget Sound question retired River ROBERTS Secretary MEYER ships smokeless powder statement station steam Supplies and Accounts tion Total TRIBBLE vessels WITHERSPOON yards and docks
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