| 1924 - 1702 pages
...ratios, otherwise it will be necessary appropriately to readjust our naval policy. GENERAL NAVAL POLICY. To create, maintain, and operate a navy second to...the Navy for exercising ocean-wide economic pressure :wat in importance. To encourage, and endeavor to lead in, the development of the art and material... | |
| United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations - 1924 - 942 pages
...the treaty for limitation of naval armament. To make war efficiency the object of all training aud to maintain that efficiency during the entire period...and endeavor to lead in, the development of the art aud material of naval warfare. To cultivate friendly and sympathetic relations with the whole world... | |
| United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations - 1924 - 1556 pages
...efficiency daring the entire period of peace. To develop and to organize the Navy for operations in auy part of either ocean. To make strength of the Navy for battle of primary importance. T" make strength of the Navy for exercising ocean-wide economic pressure not in importance. To encourage,... | |
| United States. Congress. House. Committee on Naval Affairs - 1928 - 1188 pages
...during the entire period of peace. To develop and to organize the Navy for operations in any part rf either ocean. To make strength of the Navy for battle of primary importance. 6292»— 2»-No. 428 (2587) To make strength of the Navy for exercising ocean-wide economk pressure... | |
| United States. Bureau of Naval Personnel, Robert Park Erdman - 1932 - 742 pages
...organize the Navy as far as possible so that expansion only will be necessary in the event of war. To make strength of the Navy for battle of primary...make strength of the Navy for exercising ocean-wide control of the sea for protection of American interests, and overseas and coastwise commerce next in... | |
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