Opinions of the Judge Advocate General of the ArmyU.S. Government Printing Office, 1919 |
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1917.-To The Adjutant 40 Stat act 39 Stat act of June active service applicable appointment Army appropriation act Army Regulations article of war Artillery assigned August authority aviation section camp Chief civilian commanding officer commission Comp Congress contract court-martial defense act 39 Department deserter discharge division Enlisted Reserve Corps entitled expense extra duty Federal service field clerks forces Government grade hospital judge advocate July Lieut Medical Memorandum ment military service Militia Bureau muster National Army national defense act National Guard October officers and enlisted opinion organization paragraph PAY AND ALLOWANCES payment persons Philippine Scouts prescribed President provisional purpose Quartermaster Corps question rank reenlistment reference regiments Regular Army Reserve Officers retired Revised Statutes second lieutenant Secretary Secretary of War selective draft act Signal Corps soldier staff supplies thereof tion troops United States Army vacancies War Department
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