...permanent commission, and no officer shall be eligible to a further detail in the General Staff Corps until he shall have served two years with the branch of the Army in which commissioned, except in case of emergency or in time of war.” Section 5 of the same act also provides: “That the Chief...

...and no officer shall be eligible to a further detail in the General Staff Corps until he shall nave served two years with the branch of the Army in which commissioned, except in case of emergency or in time of war." Section 5 of the same act also provides : " That the Chief of...

...permanent commission, and no officer shall be eligible to a further detail in the General Staff (orp¿ until he shall have served two years with the branch of the .trrns- in which commissioned, except in case of emergency or in tiTflP (if war.' Sei'. 3, A ct. of...

...permanent commissions, and no officer shall be eligible for a further detail In the General Staff Corps until he shall have served two years with the branch...except In time of actual or threatened hostilities. Gen. MARCH. That is the present law. Mr. MILLER. As I get it, in this general, comprehensive idea of...

...permanent commissions, and no officer shall be eligible fora further detail in theGeneral Staff Corps Ͷ & 6 ˴G iU+ e Section 27 of "An act to increase the efficiency "I the permanent Military Establishment of the United...

...permanent commissions, and no officer shall be eligible to a further detail in the General Staff Corps until he shall have served two years with, the branch...except in time of actual or threatened hostilities. Section twentyseven of the Act of Congress approved February second, nineteen hundred and one, shall...

...commissions, officer shall be eligi I ile for a further detail in the General Staff Corps until he shi served two years with the branch of the Army in which commissioned, except of actual or threatened hostilities. Section L'7 of "An act to increase the ed of the permanent Military...

...permanent commissions, and no officer shall t>e eligible to a further detail in the General Staff Corps until he shall have served two years with the branch...except in time of actual or threatened hostilities. Section twentyseven of the Act of Congress approved February second, nineteen hundred and one, shall...

...unless sooner relieved, and were made ineligible for further detail in that corps until they should have served two years with the branch of the army in which they were commissioned, except in case of emergency or in time of war. This important legislation was...

...detail in the General Staff Corps." The CHAIRMAN. Until he shall have served Mr. HAY (continuing). " Until he shall have served two years with the branch of the Army in which commissioned." WThy except the major general and the brigadier general? I can see why you except the Chief of Staff,...