Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 6
... additional In- fantry units , formed the British Expeditionary Force in 1914 . The estimates are cast to provide such a force again , only much more powerfully equipped , with additional arms , born of war experience - e.g . , Tanks ...
... additional In- fantry units , formed the British Expeditionary Force in 1914 . The estimates are cast to provide such a force again , only much more powerfully equipped , with additional arms , born of war experience - e.g . , Tanks ...
Page 7
... Additional services , more deadly weapons , additional systems are added to the old formations or to the old units . Apart from our detailed proposals for economy we are of opinion that the Estimates for the defence of the Empire lack ...
... Additional services , more deadly weapons , additional systems are added to the old formations or to the old units . Apart from our detailed proposals for economy we are of opinion that the Estimates for the defence of the Empire lack ...
Page 8
... addition to Man - power . MINISTRY OF DEFENCE . 6. In our opinion full economy in the Fighting Services can- not be ... additional expense or extra Ministerial appoint- ment need , in our opinion , be involved , as the Minister and his ...
... addition to Man - power . MINISTRY OF DEFENCE . 6. In our opinion full economy in the Fighting Services can- not be ... additional expense or extra Ministerial appoint- ment need , in our opinion , be involved , as the Minister and his ...
Page 13
... Additional Per- sonnel required . 20,400 9,670 Total Group I Per- sonnel required in 109,500 71,170 War . Under Group I , for both years , we get the actual num- bers of men re- quired in accord- ance with the views of the Ad- miralty ...
... Additional Per- sonnel required . 20,400 9,670 Total Group I Per- sonnel required in 109,500 71,170 War . Under Group I , for both years , we get the actual num- bers of men re- quired in accord- ance with the views of the Ad- miralty ...
Page 14
... Additional Personnel 1,100 1,180 required in War . 8,450 10,220 Special Service , Sur- and Miscellaneous veying , Auxiliary Vessels- Peace Complements 3,950 retained in War . Additional Personnel 5,600 5,800 4,600 required in War ...
... Additional Personnel 1,100 1,180 required in War . 8,450 10,220 Special Service , Sur- and Miscellaneous veying , Auxiliary Vessels- Peace Complements 3,950 retained in War . Additional Personnel 5,600 5,800 4,600 required in War ...
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