Hearings Before the Committee on Naval Affairs of the House of Representatives on Sundry Legislation Affecting the Naval Establishment, 1940: Seventy-sixth Congress, Second and Third SessionsU.S. Government Printing Office, 1940 |
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additional Admiral MOREELL Admiral NIMITZ Admiral ROBINSON Admiral STARK Admiral TOWERS Admiral VAN KEUREN aircraft amendment armor authority aviation BATES battleships bill H. R. building Bureau of Aeronautics Bureau of Navigation Captain BEARY Captain FISHER Captain HENDERSON CHAIRMAN CHURCH COLE Commander COMBS Commander WILTSE Commission Conference Congress Construction Corps contract or subcontract contractor cost course cruisers DARDEN DREWRY emergency employees engineering duty excess profit facilities going Government grade guns increase June KORNDORFF labor legislation LEWIS COMPTON Lieutenant Commander RUSSELL limit line officers MAAS Marine Corps master-at-arms matter ment months MOTT Naval Academy Navy Department navy yards North Dakota percent personnel planes present President promotion question rank rear admiral recommendation retired SASSCER Secretary selection board Senate shipbuilding statement SUTPHIN thing tion United States Navy vessels VINSON vote
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