Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... therefore by no means fully the result of curtail- ment of activity , or of economical administration , and this point cannot be too clearly brought out . In this Interim Report we deal with the following Services A 2.
... therefore by no means fully the result of curtail- ment of activity , or of economical administration , and this point cannot be too clearly brought out . In this Interim Report we deal with the following Services A 2.
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... ment , design and supply would be inevitable , and that duplicate flying schools would result . To avoid duplication the two Senior Services admit the need for a certain amount of joint organisa- tion of a subordinate character , but ...
... ment , design and supply would be inevitable , and that duplicate flying schools would result . To avoid duplication the two Senior Services admit the need for a certain amount of joint organisa- tion of a subordinate character , but ...
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... ment need , in our opinion , be involved , as the Minister and his staff could all be drawn from existing organisations . All the arguments of an economic character which have been urged for the absorption of the Air Force into the two ...
... ment need , in our opinion , be involved , as the Minister and his staff could all be drawn from existing organisations . All the arguments of an economic character which have been urged for the absorption of the Air Force into the two ...
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... ment , and in training of all kinds , should be brought more within the limits of our reduced resources , and that the Royal Dockyards are so expensive that unless their costs can be brought more nearly to a commercial level , the work ...
... ment , and in training of all kinds , should be brought more within the limits of our reduced resources , and that the Royal Dockyards are so expensive that unless their costs can be brought more nearly to a commercial level , the work ...
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... ment " ships that have been approved ; whereas , the figures of 20 and 10 , respectively , for the United States and Japan show them at their minimum strength , and a strength which is increas- ing steadily and rapidly month by month ...
... ment " ships that have been approved ; whereas , the figures of 20 and 10 , respectively , for the United States and Japan show them at their minimum strength , and a strength which is increas- ing steadily and rapidly month by month ...
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