Hearings Before the Committee on Naval Affairs of the House of Representatives on Sundry Legislation Affecting the Naval Establishment 1921: Sixty-seventh Congress, First Session ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1922 - 1127 pages |
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active duty active service Admiral COONTZ Admiral PARKS Admiral POTTER Admiral TAYLOR Admiral WASHINGTON Admitted treatment appointment appropriation April August August 29 authorized aviation battleships bill H. R. BRITTEN bureau Camp Lewis Capt cent CHAIRMAN COMMITTEE claim Colo COMMITTEE ON NAVAL Congress contract cost Dahlgren December DEMENT discharged EDWIN DENBY enacted enlisted ensign examination for retirement fleet Fort Lyon Found by Naval guns HICKS House of Representatives incapacitated for active Indianhead July KRAUS Lieut lieutenant junior grade line of duty Lyon MCCLINTIC MOFFETT MUDD NAVAL AFFAIRS Naval Auxiliary Reserve naval district Naval Reserve Force Naval Retiring Board naval service Navy Department navy yard November November 11 October officers ordnance PADGETT planes rank recommended Regular Navy retired list Retiring Board incapacitated Revised Statutes Secretary DENBY September September 29 service by reason ship station STEPHENS treatment naval hospital United States Naval United States Navy vessels
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