...looking toward their improvement. The failure of the Administration to heed the recommendations of the General Staff of the Army and the General Board of the Navy were matters which received the prompt, effective attention of the Society. At a private luncheon,...

...during the seven weeks of this unusual court martial dealt as much with the alleged shortcomings of the General Staff of the Army and the General Board of the Navy in their attitude toward the Air Service as with' the guilt of the defendant. The record of the trial,...

...an urgent need for a definite military policy in the United States. 1 1. That the recommendations of the General Staff of the Army, and the General Board of the Navy are reasonable and wise. 12. That the men concurring in the ten previous conclusions are of a character...

...lay before the country the plans of defence which have been worked out by our military advisers — the General Staff of the Army and the General Board of- the Navy"? Logical consistency would seem to require that we should. But in so doing we would be imputing these...

...preparedness." They are to support the definition of " adequate preparedness" which is provided by the General Staff of the Army and the General Board of the Navy, and are to frown upon any mere civilian endeavor to decide upon so " technical" a question. As business...

...the country the plans of defense which have been worked out by the military advisers, consisting of the general staff of the army and the general board of the navy, and also of making national defense an issue in each congressional district. It is planned to establish...

...military development can only be based upon the national policy. The people of the United States must tell the General Staff of the Army and the General Board of the Navy what they want the army and navy to do, what are the purposes for which they wish to use an army and...

...negligible. A joint committee composed of officers from the aeronautical branches of the army and navy, the General Staff of the army and the General Board of the navy, have completed a thoro study of the present status of rigid airships, and have reported that the Zeppelin...

...along the line that the league had approved, namely, to ascertain if these measures were approved by the General Staff of the Army and the General Board of- the Navy. On October 31 Charles S. Whitman, governor of the State of New York, appointed a State committee on...

...make no statement, because "my trial before this court-martial is the culmination of the efforts of the general staff of the Army and the general board of the Navy to deprecate the value of airpower and keep it in an auxiliary position which absolutely compromises...