...the Office of Naval Research (ONR) as described in its statutory authority and executed by ONR, is "to plan, foster and encourage scientific research...power, and the preservation of national security." Like NIH, the Navy has extensive in-house laboi atones but supports extramural research as well ((he...

...with substantive oversight powers. August 1, 1946: An act to establish an Office of Naval Research in the Department of the Navy; to plan, foster, and...paramount importance as related to the maintenance of naval power and the preservation of national security; and to provide within the Department of the...

...statement follow:] ONR MISSION The Office of Naval Research was created August 1, 1946 by P. L 588 ". . . to plan, foster, and encourage scientific research...naval power, and the preservation of national security . . ." CHART 1 GOALS • SUSTAIN US SCIENTIFIC & TECHNOLOGY SUPERIORITY FOR - NAVAL POWER - NATIONAL...

...Forty years ago, Public Law 588 of the 79th Congress established the Office of Naval Research (ONR) to plan, foster, and encourage scientific research in recognition of its paramount importance to the maintenance of future Naval power and the preservation of national security. The establishment...

...in Europe. Of particular note is that the Office of Chief of Naval Research was established in 1946 to plan, foster, and encourage scientific research...related to the maintenance of future naval power. This was done by an act of Congress, Public Law 588, which is not the case for my counterparts in either...

...588 of the 79th Congress established within the Navy Department an Office charged with the mission "to plan, foster , and encourage scientific research in recognition of its paramount importance to the maintenance of future naval power, and the preservation of national security." The objective...

...Constitution Avenue, Washington, DC, in 1946. The mission of the new agency was stated in Public Law 588, "to plan, foster, and encourage scientific research...power and the preservation of national security". Vice Admiral Harold Bowen, who was a formidable force in establishing ONR, became the first Chief of...

...Public Law 588. The primary purpose of establishing the Office of Naval Research, as the act states, was "to plan, foster, and encourage scientific research...power, and the preservation of national security." Today, the "maintenance of future naval power, and the preservation of national security" is made imperative...

...and molecular biology. Without question the past five decades have seen the ONR fulfill its mission, 'To plan, foster and encourage scientific research...related to the maintenance of future naval power, forced entry capability, and the preservation of national security." America's oceanographers were...

...August of this year the President signed Public Law 588. This law has three distinct purposes: first, to plan, foster, and encourage scientific research...power, and the preservation of National security; second, to provide within the Department of the Navy a single office, which, by contract and otherwise,...