Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Arm . This item represents that portion of the contribution attributable to Vote 1. ( See note on page 146 ) . 5 ... Arm consequent upon an increase in the strength of that Arm , and the inclusion for the first time of repayment by the ...
... Arm . This item represents that portion of the contribution attributable to Vote 1. ( See note on page 146 ) . 5 ... Arm consequent upon an increase in the strength of that Arm , and the inclusion for the first time of repayment by the ...
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... Arm consists of those units of the Royal Air Force which are allocated for embarkation in H.M. Ships . 2. A grant is ... Arm ( including officers attached to the R.A.F. from the Navy ) and the provision of the necessary matériel . The ...
... Arm consists of those units of the Royal Air Force which are allocated for embarkation in H.M. Ships . 2. A grant is ... Arm ( including officers attached to the R.A.F. from the Navy ) and the provision of the necessary matériel . The ...
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... arms and ammunition are purchased mainly from the Army , and torpedoes and torpedo gear from the Navy . Bomb sights and gear are obtained by contract . The decrease is due to alterations in the armament programme . F. - ELECTRICAL ...
... arms and ammunition are purchased mainly from the Army , and torpedoes and torpedo gear from the Navy . Bomb sights and gear are obtained by contract . The decrease is due to alterations in the armament programme . F. - ELECTRICAL ...
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... Arm ( repaid by the Colonial Office and Admiralty ) . It is satisfactory to note that there is a reduction of no less than £ 680,000 in Air expenditure in the Middle East . This large decrease is due to the reduction of the Imperial ...
... Arm ( repaid by the Colonial Office and Admiralty ) . It is satisfactory to note that there is a reduction of no less than £ 680,000 in Air expenditure in the Middle East . This large decrease is due to the reduction of the Imperial ...
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... Arm will thereby be raised from 18 to 23 flights or the equivalent of about 11 squadrons . One new squadron will also commence to form for Army co - operation at home , in addition to the four squadrons already provided . This is called ...
... Arm will thereby be raised from 18 to 23 flights or the equivalent of about 11 squadrons . One new squadron will also commence to form for Army co - operation at home , in addition to the four squadrons already provided . This is called ...
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31 March Accommodation Account addition Aden Air Ministry Aircraft Airship Allowance of Officer amount Appendix Appropriations in Aid Army Dental Corps ARMY ESTIMATES VOTE Army Medical Corps Army Service Corps Assistant battalions Brigade Buildings Cavalry charges Civil Civilian Subordinates Clerks Colonial Command cost Deduct Deficit Depot diem and allowances Director ENDING 31ST MARCH Expenditure Experimental FINANCIAL YEAR 1927 Grade Grant Gratuities Home included inclusive rates Indian Infantry Instructors Iraq Marriage Allowance Military Non-Commissioned Officers NON-EFFECTIVE Palestine pay and allowances payment Pensions personnel Quarters for Married ranks rates of pay Receipts Recruiting REGIMENTAL ESTABLISHMENTS repayment Research Reserve respect retired pay Royal Air Force Royal Aircraft Establishment Royal Army Medical Royal Army Ordnance Royal Army Service Royal Artillery Royal Corps Royal Engineers Royal Horse Artillery Royal Tank Corps School Serjeants Servant Allowance Squadron stations Subhead Supplies Surplus Territorial Army Total Treasury Troops Wages of Civilian War Office Warrant Officers