Miscellaneous Bills: Hearing Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Armed Servies, United States Senate, Eighty-third Congress, Second Session...February 19, 1954U.S. Government Printing Office, 1954 - 24 pages |
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... tion placed on this corps , difficulty is encountered in both procuring and retain- ing qualified persons in the Medical Service Corps . Of equal importance , however , is the fact that the legislative restrictions of section 101 , Army ...
... tion placed on this corps , difficulty is encountered in both procuring and retain- ing qualified persons in the Medical Service Corps . Of equal importance , however , is the fact that the legislative restrictions of section 101 , Army ...
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... tion of our present law is in no small degree responsible for the trend toward lack of interest in an MSC Regular Army career . Men who possess the educa- tional , scientific , or technical qualifications desired in the Medical Service ...
... tion of our present law is in no small degree responsible for the trend toward lack of interest in an MSC Regular Army career . Men who possess the educa- tional , scientific , or technical qualifications desired in the Medical Service ...
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... tion and should have been included . This bill would merely correct the error . In view of these facts , the Retired Officers Association strongly recommends prompt enactment of this legislation . Senator DUFF . I do not think it is ...
... tion and should have been included . This bill would merely correct the error . In view of these facts , the Retired Officers Association strongly recommends prompt enactment of this legislation . Senator DUFF . I do not think it is ...
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... tion . It has a history of 5 years of legislative effort to rectify the twice estab- lished injustice of my wartime nonpromotion to captain USN in 1943. Repeat- edly and vigorously Adm . Robt . B. Carney , now CNO , has spoken in my ...
... tion . It has a history of 5 years of legislative effort to rectify the twice estab- lished injustice of my wartime nonpromotion to captain USN in 1943. Repeat- edly and vigorously Adm . Robt . B. Carney , now CNO , has spoken in my ...
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... tion of the Navy Department will , of course , rest with the Secretary of the Navy but I wish to reassure you that he will have my views available to him when your case is brought to his attention for decision . Sincerely , ROBT . B ...
... tion of the Navy Department will , of course , rest with the Secretary of the Navy but I wish to reassure you that he will have my views available to him when your case is brought to his attention for decision . Sincerely , ROBT . B ...
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1st sess 22 Stat 80th Congress 83d Cong accept act of August active duty active list active military service Admiral Carney America in Congress appointment approved Army Auxiliary Corps Army-Navy Medical Services BAIER Career Compensation Act Chairman Saltonstall Comdr committee print Comptroller Congress assembled D. C. MY DEAR DARDEN Department of Defense departmental bill Dwyer Edward White Rawlins effective date enacted erroneously favor former member grade of lieutenant House of Representatives introduced by Chairman JAMES P. S. DEVEREUX Judge Advocate legislation letter LEVERETT SALTONSTALL lieutenant commander Medical Service Corps Mullinnix Naval Navy Department Navy retired November 12 number of colonels President prior to November proposed amendment Public Law purpose Regular Army retired list Retired Officers Association Secretary Senate and House Senator DUFF Senator SYMINGTON served prior Services Corps Act statement of Maj status subcommittee Thomas Tingey tion United States Navy WAAC Washington Women's Army Auxiliary Women's Army Corps
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Page 4 - ... by a fine of not more than $2,000 or by imprisonment for not more than six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment, and each day of violation shall be deemed to be a separate offense.
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Page 7 - Fisher, from the office of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Gl, Department of the Army. I have a prepared statement which I would like to present to the committee. Mr. Chairman, the Missing Persons Act, Public Law 490, 77th...
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Page 5 - The total of the sums expended pursuant to this Act, including all sums expended for the payment of salaries or compensation to employees on leave, shall not exceed $100,000 in any fiscal year.". Mr. DRYDEN. The NACA, Mr. Chairman, has had approximately 4 years' experience operating under Public Law 472 since its approval on April 11, 1950.