Department of Defense Appropriations for ..., Part 5U.S. Government Printing Office, 1971 |
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additional Admiral CONNOLLY Admiral MCCLELLAN aircraft airplane Allison transmission Army's avionics budget activity budget plans capability Captain AMES changes Chaparral Chaparral missile Cheyenne close air support Colonel YEATS combat Command completed components contract contractor Corps Daimler-Benz delivery depot Dollars electronic estimate evaluation facilities fire fiscal year 1972 fleet forces Fort Hood funds Gama Goat Grumman Harrier helicopter includes increase information follows Initial Spares installation inventory KORNET Lance main battle tank maintenance materiel ment million is requested Minol-2 MINSHALL missile system Navy nonnuclear operational PEMA performance personnel pilot prior problems Production Base Support PROJECT ACCOUNT radar record reduced reliability reprograming requirements result scheduled Shillelagh missile SIKES spares and repair staff support equipment tactical tank target tion truck U.S. Army unit cost Unobligated balance vehicles Vietnam warhead weapon system
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Page 688 - Default clause (§ 8.707 of this chapter) and the present paragraphs (f) and (g) of that clause shall be redesignated "g" and "h": (f) If the Contractor fails to deliver the supplies or perform the services within the time specified in this contract, or any extension thereof, the actual damage to the Government for the delay will be difficult or impossible to determine. Therefore in lieu of actual damages the Contractor shall pay to the Government as fixed, agreed, and liquidated damages for each...
Page 653 - FY 1972, it could be delivered to the Fleet in 1977 even considering possible delays in the first two ships. The Navy considers it important to proceed with advance procurement for CVAN70 In FY 1971 as presently planned to avoid having to shut down the special NIMITZ-class carrier nuclear component production lines. Such a shutdown would further increase the cost for CVAN70, if we decide later to proceed with it.
Page 878 - UHF transmitters and transceivers? $2.9 million for the all weather carrier landing system, and $3.8 million for all other miscellaneous electronic equipment. BUDGET ACTIVITY 4 : ORDNANCE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT This activity provides for the procurement of all expendable ordnance used by the Naval Forces except for guided missiles and airlaunched munitions. Included are ship gun replacements, small arms, and the ammunition required for this wide range of weapons. Also included are mines, torpedoes, and...
Page 422 - Mr. Chairman and members of the committee, I welcome again the opportunity to present to you the Navy's aircraft and missile procurement request. To assist me are Rear Admiral...
Page 880 - BUDGET ACTIVITY 6 SUPPLY SUPPORT EQUIPMENT This activity finances the procurement of materials handling equipment used at Navy installations and certain self-propelled equipments used aboard ships. It also finances procurement of investment type support equipment.
Page 593 - We have provided each of you with data sheets which give the significant facts on each ship for which authorization and funding is requested.
Page 446 - Department of the Army, Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence is der veloping a major information system to support certain headquarters operations of the US Army.4...
Page 97 - Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics for Programs and Budget. It is a privilege to appear before this committee on behalf of the Army's fiscal year 1971 budget request for the procurement of military equipment and ammunition, budgeted under the appropriation title, "Procurement of equipment and missiles, Army.
Page 652 - FY 1971 budget request for CVAN70 and fully funds that carrier in FY 1972, it could be delivered to the Fleet in 1977 even considering possible delays in the first two ships. The Navy considers it important to proceed with advance procurement for...
Page 445 - Harrier is the world's first operational-VTOL fighter/attack aircraft, with the ability to take off and land without prepared runways. The Cheyenne possesses the hover and maneuverability of the helicopter to provide agility in frontline operations and operates under the command of the frontline maneuver commander by day, night, in smoke, and adverse weather. These aircraft, however, must realize their unique capabilities operationally if they are to provide the substantial increase in CAS effectiveness...