ber of men at each and get some idea of the cities in which these units would be constructed or the cities near which they would be constructed. I think it would give us a good picture of the net effect of this legislation from the standpoint of relieving the housing situation in the larger cities.

Secretary SYмINGTON. Fine.

Senator CAPEHART. I think it would be very interesting, and I think it would be very helpful.

Secretary SYMINGTON. I will be very glad to furnish it.

The CHAIRMAN. Without objection, maps for not only the Air Force but the Army and Navy as well, will be furnished for the record.

(The maps referred to will be found in the files of the committee. The information requested is as follows:)

Housing requirements for military and civilian personnel at Army, Navy, and Air Force installations in the United States

Housing requirements for military and civilian personnel at Army, Navy, and Air Force installations in the United States-Continued

Housing requirements for military and civilian personnel at Army, Navy, and Air Force installations in the United States-Continued

Housing requirements for military and civilian personnel at Army, Navy, and Air Force installations in the United States-Continued

Housing requirements for military and civilian personnel at Army, Navy, and Air Force installations in the United States-Continued