Department of Defense Appropriations for 1957: Hearings ... 84th Congress, 2d Session1956 - 1236 pages |
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... fiscal year 1957 . The Army at the end of fiscal year 1957 will be organized into 19 divisions , 10 regiments , and 144 antiaircraft battalions . By convert- ing an infantry division , the number of airborne divisions will be raised ...
... fiscal year 1957 . The Army at the end of fiscal year 1957 will be organized into 19 divisions , 10 regiments , and 144 antiaircraft battalions . By convert- ing an infantry division , the number of airborne divisions will be raised ...
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... fiscal year 1957 totaling $ 8.9 billion if present plans and programs are carried out and negotiations now underway are translated into firm contracts as presently scheduled . An estimated $ 1.1 billion in reim- bursements are expected ...
... fiscal year 1957 totaling $ 8.9 billion if present plans and programs are carried out and negotiations now underway are translated into firm contracts as presently scheduled . An estimated $ 1.1 billion in reim- bursements are expected ...
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... fiscal year and in the early months of the succeeding year , as well as to complete the financing of approved programs . With the additional $ 1.7 billion reduction , I believe the unobligated balance anticipated for the end of fiscal ...
... fiscal year and in the early months of the succeeding year , as well as to complete the financing of approved programs . With the additional $ 1.7 billion reduction , I believe the unobligated balance anticipated for the end of fiscal ...
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... fiscal year . Secretary WILSON . It has shrunk over $ 20 billion since I first came down here , which is quite a shrinking . Mr. MAHON . You mean total overall ... fiscal year . C. COMPARISON OF FISCAL YEAR 1957 BUDGET PROGRAM WITH FISCAL 50.
... fiscal year . Secretary WILSON . It has shrunk over $ 20 billion since I first came down here , which is quite a shrinking . Mr. MAHON . You mean total overall ... fiscal year . C. COMPARISON OF FISCAL YEAR 1957 BUDGET PROGRAM WITH FISCAL 50.
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... FISCAL YEAR 1957 BUDGET PROGRAM WITH FISCAL YEAR 1956 Army Navy Air Force Depart- ment of Defense total 1 New obligational authority : Fiscal year 1956 ( actual ) . Fiscal year 1957 ( requested ) . 7,815 9 , 533 15 , 734 33 , 783 ...
... FISCAL YEAR 1957 BUDGET PROGRAM WITH FISCAL YEAR 1956 Army Navy Air Force Depart- ment of Defense total 1 New obligational authority : Fiscal year 1956 ( actual ) . Fiscal year 1957 ( requested ) . 7,815 9 , 533 15 , 734 33 , 783 ...
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