Hearings Before the Committee on Naval Affairs of the House of Representatives on Sundry Legislation Affecting the Naval Establishment, 1941-[1942], Seventy-seventh Congress, First-[second] Session, Volume 2U.S. GovernmentPrint. Office, 1942 |
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United States. Congress. House. Committee on Naval Affairs. The CHAIRMAN . Very well . Mr. VICTORY . Mr. Chairman and gentlemen , the National Ad- visory Committee for Aeronautics , in its legislative status , comes under the ...
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Naval Affairs. The CHAIRMAN . Very well . Mr. VICTORY . Mr. Chairman and gentlemen , the National Ad- visory Committee for Aeronautics , in its legislative status , comes under the ...
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... CHAIRMAN . Do you want to go on the old bill or the new bill ? Mr. MAAS . Have we had a hearing on the old bill ? The CHAIRMAN . Yes . Mr. MAAS . As it is worded in H. R. 5483 ? The CHAIRMAN . Yes . That is what I tried to work out . Mr ...
... CHAIRMAN . Do you want to go on the old bill or the new bill ? Mr. MAAS . Have we had a hearing on the old bill ? The CHAIRMAN . Yes . Mr. MAAS . As it is worded in H. R. 5483 ? The CHAIRMAN . Yes . That is what I tried to work out . Mr ...
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... CHAIRMAN . I think we understand your viewpoint . Now , let us get a statement from the lieutenant who is sitting next to you . You are Lieutenant Tucker ? Lieutenant TUCKER . That is correct . The CHAIRMAN . What is your rank now ...
... CHAIRMAN . I think we understand your viewpoint . Now , let us get a statement from the lieutenant who is sitting next to you . You are Lieutenant Tucker ? Lieutenant TUCKER . That is correct . The CHAIRMAN . What is your rank now ...
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... CHAIRMAN . It is along the same line ? Lieutenant TUCKER . Yes , sir . The CHAIRMAN . Under either one of the bills before us , that is the highest rank you can get , is it not ? Lieutenant TUCKER . Yes , sir . Mr. BATES . That is the ...
... CHAIRMAN . It is along the same line ? Lieutenant TUCKER . Yes , sir . The CHAIRMAN . Under either one of the bills before us , that is the highest rank you can get , is it not ? Lieutenant TUCKER . Yes , sir . Mr. BATES . That is the ...
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... CHAIRMAN . Following up this matter of temporary promotions , we changed the law and said that after a man comes up through certain grades and has served with the Navy he retires with the rank he holds on disability . Mr. COYNE . That ...
... CHAIRMAN . Following up this matter of temporary promotions , we changed the law and said that after a man comes up through certain grades and has served with the Navy he retires with the rank he holds on disability . Mr. COYNE . That ...
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