 You spoke of 66% percent of first-line planes. Admiral CASSADY. Yes. Mr. ENGEL. Those first-line planes will become obsolescent and obsolete, a certain number each year? Admiral CASSADY. That is correct. Mr. ENGEL. In other words, if the life of a plane...  Hearings - Page 1909by United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations - 1950Full view - About this book
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...APPROPRIATION BILL, 1946 153 NUMBER OF GRADUATE ENGINEERS IN THE ARMY Mr. POWERS. If your records show it, I would like to have you place in the record a statement showing the number of graduate engineers in the Army who are not in the Engineer Corps. General WEIBLE. Men in... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations - 1950 - 1324 pages
...present time and no jet aircraft at all. RATE OF PLANES BECOMING OBSOLETE Mr. ENGEL. You spoke of 66K percent of first-line planes. Admiral CASSADY. Yes....to spend the entire amount; is that right? Admiral PRIDE. Yes, sir. Mr. ENGEL. Now, for 1950. Admiral PRIDE. $80,000,000 appropriated and $78,000,000... | |
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...constitutionally was not that of the Executive. STATUS OF FUNDS IMPOUNDED Mr. ENGEL. General Wood, I would like to have you place in the record a statement showing the -amount of money which was appropriated during the years 1948, 1949, and 1950 for the Air Force which was impounded... | |
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...first-line except our jet airplanes and production models of the Vought F-4U-5. We have only a handfull of these first-line aircraft in mothballs at the present...to spend the entire amount; is that right? Admiral PRIDE. Yes, sir. Mr. ENGEL. Now, for 1950. Admiral PRIDE. $80,000,000 appropriated and $78,000,000... | |
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