Army Appropriation Bill, 1922: Hearing[s] Before Subcommittee of House Committee on Appropriations ... in Charge of Army Appropriation Bill for 1922. Sixty-sixth Congress, Third SessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1921 - 1330 pages |
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Air Service airplanes airship allotted amount ANTHONY appropriation approximately Army asking aviation BANE barracks bill BRILL buildings CARSON cent civilian employees Coast Artillery Congress CONNOR construction contract corps area cost CRAMTON Department depots division engines enlisted equipment estimate expenditures expenses FECHET field clerks figures fiscal year 1922 Fort Leavenworth Fort Riley Fort Sill FULLER funds Government HAAN HANNAY HARRIS increase Infantry Lieut LORD machine MACKAY material McCook Field MENOHER ment military MITCHELL months MORROW MORSE Motor Transport National necessary operation Ordnance organization personnel planes plant posts purchase purpose Quartermaster Corps quarters record recruiting reduced Reserve Officers ROGERS Secretary BAKER Secretary of War ship Signal Corps SISSON SLEMP soldiers SQUIER Staff statement stations storage supplies surplus tion troops United Various camps vehicles War Department warrant officers
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