Organization of the Federal Government for Scientific ActivitiesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1956 - 349 lappuses |
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1954 Scientific Administration Advisory Committee Aeronautics agencies Agricultural Air Force aircraft Ames Laboratory Applied in Fiscal Applied to Scientific areas Argonne National Laboratory Army Assistant Chief Assistant Secretary August 31 biological Board Bureau Bureau of Ordnance Chart Code Chemical Chief of Engineers Chief of Naval Chief of Staff Command Conducts research contracts Contractual Costs coordination Corps Department of Defense Deputy Chief development programs economic electronic equipment evaluation facilities Federal FIELD STATIONS Fiscal Year 1954 FUNCTIONS FUNDS AND PERSONNEL Government gram industry Laboratory liaison Management materials materiel Medical ment military NACA National Naval Operations Naval Research Navy nuclear Operating Costs Operations Research Ordnance Ordnance Corps organization PERSONNEL Funds Applied physical planning policies production projects radiation Radio Propagation reactor research and development Research Branch research program Review sciences Scientific Activities Special standards statistical statistical surveys studies supervision surveys technical tion United velopment weapon systems
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