Department of the Navy Appropriations for 1957: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Eighty-fourth Congress, Second SessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1956 - 1199 pages |
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... Admiral SANDERS . The antisubmarine developments- Mr. OSTERTAG . Is this subject matter covered in your statement ? Admiral ... WITHINGTON , UNITED STATES NAVY , CHIEF , BUREAU OF ORDNANCE REAR ADM . H. SANDERS , UNITED STATES NAVY , ...
... Admiral SANDERS . The antisubmarine developments- Mr. OSTERTAG . Is this subject matter covered in your statement ? Admiral ... WITHINGTON , UNITED STATES NAVY , CHIEF , BUREAU OF ORDNANCE REAR ADM . H. SANDERS , UNITED STATES NAVY , ...
Page 529
... Admiral Withington , to address himself to that question . Admiral WITHINGTON . That is a major program change putting guided missiles into three DLG's . This was presented to the commit- tee last year . We did not have time to put the ...
... Admiral Withington , to address himself to that question . Admiral WITHINGTON . That is a major program change putting guided missiles into three DLG's . This was presented to the commit- tee last year . We did not have time to put the ...
Page 577
... Admiral MUMMA . Yes , sir , including the service and small craft as you have noted there . Mr. WIGGLESWORTH . I ... Withington . Admiral MENDENHALL . Mr. Chairman , these are similar to the developments from previous years of picking ...
... Admiral MUMMA . Yes , sir , including the service and small craft as you have noted there . Mr. WIGGLESWORTH . I ... Withington . Admiral MENDENHALL . Mr. Chairman , these are similar to the developments from previous years of picking ...
Page 578
... Admiral MENDENHALL . Two and three , sir . Mr. ANDREWS . Total of five ? Admiral MENDENHALL . Yes , sir . Mr ... WITHINGTON . Six , I believe is the correct number . Mr. OSTERTAG . There are five listed here . Admiral WITHINGTON . Total ...
... Admiral MENDENHALL . Two and three , sir . Mr. ANDREWS . Total of five ? Admiral MENDENHALL . Yes , sir . Mr ... WITHINGTON . Six , I believe is the correct number . Mr. OSTERTAG . There are five listed here . Admiral WITHINGTON . Total ...
Page 579
... Admiral Withington did make that clear , but I am wondering if the record is right . Admiral MUMMA . I am afraid the record may be incorrect in one respect in that we do have 5 with Terrier capability and 3 with Talos capability . Mr ...
... Admiral Withington did make that clear , but I am wondering if the record is right . Admiral MUMMA . I am afraid the record may be incorrect in one respect in that we do have 5 with Terrier capability and 3 with Talos capability . Mr ...
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actual 1956 estimate Admiral HOGAN Admiral HOLLOWAY Admiral MUMMA Admiral RUSSELL Admiral SMITH Admiral WITHINGTON aircraft ammunition amount ANDREWS authority average aviation BANNERMAN budget activity Bureau of Aeronautics Bureau of Ordnance Captain ENGELMAN Captain MCHENRY Captain MCKINNEY carrier Chairman civilian Colonel Commander ETTER committee compared Comptroller construction contract contractor correct cost decrease Defense Department of Defense engine enlisted equipment estimate 1957 estimate expenditures facilities field figure fiscal year 1957 fleet FOGLER going guided missiles increase June 30 justifications maintenance and operation Marine Corps Marine Corps Reserve ment million N&MCRTC Naval Reserve Navy NRTC obligations payable officer candidates ordnance OSTERTAG overhaul percent personnel plant procurement production record reduction referred reflected reimbursements repair reprograming request requirements Secretary SHEPPARD ships SHOUP statement station status stock fund supply tion Total obligations transfer Unobligated balance WIGGLESWORTH
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