...possessions." In view of the term of treaty resulting from the Washington Conference it was decided "to create, maintain and operate a navy second to...with the ratios for capital ships established by the treatv for limitation of naval armaments." In elaboration of these large purposes several principles...

...least once a year for a period of not less than three months. To maintain an active personnel afloat In conformity with the ratios for capital ships established by the treaty for the limitation of naval armament. To maintain the Marine Corps personnel at a strength sufficient for...

...ratios, otherwise it will be necessary appropriately to readjust our saval policy. GENERAL NAVAL POLICY. To create, maintain, and operate a navy second to none, and in conformity •ith the ratios for capital ships established by the treaty for limitation of naval armament. To...

...ratios, otherwise it will be necessary appropriately to readjust our wral policy. GENERAL NAVAL POLICY. To create, maintain, and operate a navy second to none, and in conformity *ith the ratios for capital ships established by the treaty for limitation of naval «manient. To make...

...maintain a personnel sufficient to carry out the operating policy. To maintain an active personnel afloat in conformity with the ratios for capital ships established by the treaty for the limitation of naval armament. To educate, train, rate, and retain the services of a reasonable...

...maintain a personnel sufficient to carry out the operating policy. To maintain an active personnel afloat in conformity with the ratios for capital ships established by the treaty for the limitation of naval armament. To educate, train, rate, and retain the services of a reasonable...

...total strengths of the navies concerned. 33 It therefore adopted the following genet j-aj naval policy: To create, maintain, and operate a Navy second to none and in confer with the ratios for capital ships established by the treaty for limitation I naval armaments....

...guard its continental and overseas possessions. 4. The general naval policy which has been adopted is : To create, maintain, and operate a Navy second to...established by the treaty for limitation of naval armaments. 5. Conforming to the above policies, it has been the desire and effort of the Bureau of...

...guard its continental and overseas possessions. 4. The general naval policy which has been adopted is : To create, maintain, and operate a Navy second to...established by the treaty for limitation of naval armaments. 5. Conforming to the above policies, it has been the desire and effort of the Bureau of...

...continental and overseas possessions. 263. The policy consistently urged by the Navy Department is sound; ie, to create, maintain, and operate a Navy second to none, and in conformity with the ratio for capital ships established by the treaty limiting naval armament. 264. The fleet, which includes...