Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... arrangements for manning these Fleets . ( a . ) The Basis of the Peace Fleet and War Fleet . 66 The One - Power Standard " upon which the Admiralty are working involves " that the Navy should be maintained in suffi- cient strength to ...
... arrangements for manning these Fleets . ( a . ) The Basis of the Peace Fleet and War Fleet . 66 The One - Power Standard " upon which the Admiralty are working involves " that the Navy should be maintained in suffi- cient strength to ...
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... arrangements . The following is an extract from the Admiralty's explanation of the basis on which the Peace and War Fleets are manned ( the full details are given in Appendix ( E ) ) : — " The dominating factor in settling the numbers ...
... arrangements . The following is an extract from the Admiralty's explanation of the basis on which the Peace and War Fleets are manned ( the full details are given in Appendix ( E ) ) : — " The dominating factor in settling the numbers ...
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... arrangement . Motor cars which are included in above figures call for special comment . The establishment at Home in 1914 was 42 , whereas for 1922/23 the establishment is shown as 90 for an Army at Home not larger than the pre - war ...
... arrangement . Motor cars which are included in above figures call for special comment . The establishment at Home in 1914 was 42 , whereas for 1922/23 the establishment is shown as 90 for an Army at Home not larger than the pre - war ...
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... arrangements should be made between the War Office and Admiralty similar to those which have already been made between the War Office and the Air Ministry , with a view to the avoidance of duplicated pro- vision , by means of the mutual ...
... arrangements should be made between the War Office and Admiralty similar to those which have already been made between the War Office and the Air Ministry , with a view to the avoidance of duplicated pro- vision , by means of the mutual ...
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... arrangements as to clothing provide for the issue of a complete free kit on joining and an upkeep allowance of 8d . per day , equal to £ 12 3s . 4d . per annum . As in the case of the Navy and Army , we think this should be reduced by ...
... arrangements as to clothing provide for the issue of a complete free kit on joining and an upkeep allowance of 8d . per day , equal to £ 12 3s . 4d . per annum . As in the case of the Navy and Army , we think this should be reduced by ...
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