The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America: Having General Applicability and Legal Effect in Force June 1, 1938, Volume 3U.S. Government Printing Office, 1939 - Administrative law |
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... Corps . All meat and meat food products intended for the United States Marine Corps and found , upon inspection by bureau inspectors , to conform to the Marine Corps specifications shall bear a special mark composed of the letters ...
... Corps . All meat and meat food products intended for the United States Marine Corps and found , upon inspection by bureau inspectors , to conform to the Marine Corps specifications shall bear a special mark composed of the letters ...
Page 585
... corps area or department commander . All of the military personnel and military supplies and equipment under the control of the corps area or department commander will be subject to his orders during the emergency period , which will be ...
... corps area or department commander . All of the military personnel and military supplies and equipment under the control of the corps area or department commander will be subject to his orders during the emergency period , which will be ...
Page 601
... Corps , and commanding officers of Air Corps stations may order or authorize flights with respect to aircraft under their control , under such regulations as they may prescribe not in conflict with War Department regulations , for such ...
... Corps , and commanding officers of Air Corps stations may order or authorize flights with respect to aircraft under their control , under such regulations as they may prescribe not in conflict with War Department regulations , for such ...
Page 602
... Corps stations , or higher authority , may authorize the following persons to ride as passengers in Army air- craft under their control when such flights come within the classifi- cation of local flights , and provided equipment is ...
... Corps stations , or higher authority , may authorize the following persons to ride as passengers in Army air- craft under their control when such flights come within the classifi- cation of local flights , and provided equipment is ...
Page 603
... Corps , or the commanding officer of the establishment to which the facilities being employed pertain . These rules and regulations may be ob- tained by application to The Adjutant General , Washington , D. C. Any violation of the rules ...
... Corps , or the commanding officer of the establishment to which the facilities being employed pertain . These rules and regulations may be ob- tained by application to The Adjutant General , Washington , D. C. Any violation of the rules ...
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