Review of Promotions of Officers in the Armed Services: Hearings Before the Committee on Armed Services, House of Representatives, Eighty-third Congress, First SessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - 4 lappuses |
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2282. lappuse
... selection boards to designate certain numbers of the senior officers for retirement . These boards were known as " Plucking Boards , " and by their very name brought dissatisfaction both in the Navy and in the Congress . In 1916 a Navy ...
... selection boards to designate certain numbers of the senior officers for retirement . These boards were known as " Plucking Boards , " and by their very name brought dissatisfaction both in the Navy and in the Congress . In 1916 a Navy ...
2283. lappuse
... Selection boards have as their duty the necessity of giving careful consideration to the records of the eligible officers and to select for promotion those whom the board judges best fitted , to carry out the broader duties and ...
... Selection boards have as their duty the necessity of giving careful consideration to the records of the eligible officers and to select for promotion those whom the board judges best fitted , to carry out the broader duties and ...
2285. lappuse
... selected by selection boards as best fitted for the next higher grade but who were found fully qualified for advancement . These " fitted " officers could then be retained on active duty in such numbers as the President might de- sire ...
... selected by selection boards as best fitted for the next higher grade but who were found fully qualified for advancement . These " fitted " officers could then be retained on active duty in such numbers as the President might de- sire ...
2288. lappuse
... selection of officers when he fathered it and sponsored it , and everything . I think what we said about the Navy living under this act really applies more to the other branches of the services . Mr. KILDAY . Mr. Chairman , one other ...
... selection of officers when he fathered it and sponsored it , and everything . I think what we said about the Navy living under this act really applies more to the other branches of the services . Mr. KILDAY . Mr. Chairman , one other ...
2291. lappuse
... selection . Does he still remain eligible for selection to the temporary grade until he com- pletes his 26 years of service ? Commander WHEELER . He does . He remains eligible as long as he is on the active list . Mr. BLANDFORD . So ...
... selection . Does he still remain eligible for selection to the temporary grade until he com- pletes his 26 years of service ? Commander WHEELER . He does . He remains eligible as long as he is on the active list . Mr. BLANDFORD . So ...
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15th Naval District active duty actually Admiral SMOOT Air Command Air Force aircraft ARENDS Army assigned Assistant Chief aviation BATES billets BLANDFORD Board brigadier Bureau Bureau of Aeronautics Captain COOPER Captain MOFFETT Chairman Chief of Naval Chief of Staff civilian Colonel BARRETT Colonel SUNDELL Commander CUNNINGHAM Commander WHEELER committee comptroller coordination correct Deputy Chief Director Division enlisted flag officers fleet functions GAVIN grade HARDY headquarters Inspector Joint KILDAY Lieutenant Colonel BURKE Lieutenant Colonel HYDE Lieutenant Colonel KANE lieutenant commander major Marine Corps materiel military MILLER mission MOORMAN Naval Aerological Service Naval District Naval Operations Navy NELSON number of officers Officer Personnel Act organization PATTERSON percent permanent plans question rank rear admiral requirements Research and Development Reserve officers responsibility retired RIVERS selection senior squadrons temporary promotion thing tion total number U. S. Naval Air VAN ZANDT WENSINGER WETZEL wing ZANDT
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2397. lappuse - Plans for the application of armed force shall be made by the Security Council with the assistance of the Military Staff Committee. Article 47 1. There shall be established a Military Staff Committee to advise and assist the Security Council on all questions relating to the Security Council's military requirements for the maintenance of international peace and security, the employment and command of forces placed at its disposal, the regulation of armaments, and possible disarmament.
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2278. lappuse - OVERTON BROOKS, Louisiana PAUL J. KILDAY, Texas CARL T. DURHAM, North Carolina L. MENDEL RIVERS, South Carolina PHILIP J. PHILBIN, Massachusetts F. EDWARD HEBERT, Louisiana ARTHUR WINSTEAD, Mississippi MELVIN PRICE, Illinois OC FISHER, Texas PORTER HARDY, JR., Virginia WILLIAM J.
2710. lappuse - We have the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Office of the Secretary of Defense...
2733. lappuse - ... undertake the development and recommend the adoption of appropriate new and improved devices and systems for the conduct and support of air warfare, including...
2912. lappuse - ... for a particular fiscal year, the funds appropriated constitute sufficient control over the grade structure during that year to carry out the will of the Congress. These funds are based upon the total average military strength for that year which, in turn, is based upon a finite beginning and end strength for each grade. These strengths are specified in the budget estimates and furthermore the end strength by grade for one fiscal year must be the same as the beginning strength by grade for the...
2904. lappuse - I have discussed with you from time to time during the past year and represent, with particular deference to the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Munitions Board, organizational problems which you requested me to study and report to you on by December 1.
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