Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Committee on Armed Services, Issues 66-89U.S. Government Printing Office, 1966 - Legislative hearings |
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Page 9831
... grades of brigadier general and major general . ( The bill is as follows :) [ H.R. 14741 , 89th Cong . , 2d sess . ] A ... grade limitations presently applicable to the Marine ( 9293 ) Corps is necessary to meet significantly increased ...
... grades of brigadier general and major general . ( The bill is as follows :) [ H.R. 14741 , 89th Cong . , 2d sess . ] A ... grade limitations presently applicable to the Marine ( 9293 ) Corps is necessary to meet significantly increased ...
Page 9843
... grade of officers to enlisted men than we did in World War I and World War II , your strength of 485,000 in World War II and 79 general officers meant you had 6,000 enlisted men per general officer , and today you have 4,000 , but I ...
... grade of officers to enlisted men than we did in World War I and World War II , your strength of 485,000 in World War II and 79 general officers meant you had 6,000 enlisted men per general officer , and today you have 4,000 , but I ...
Page 9846
... grade , and how would it be affected by this legislation and what do you project it to be in succeeding years ... grades below briga- dier general and colonel ? General GREENE . Well , it would specifically in the 9308.
... grade , and how would it be affected by this legislation and what do you project it to be in succeeding years ... grades below briga- dier general and colonel ? General GREENE . Well , it would specifically in the 9308.
Page 9848
... grades and it proved invaluable in helping meet the increased requirements for offi- cers stemming from the Vietnam ... grade , and one of the 94 general officer billets involved in this proposed legislation would go to the Commandant's ...
... grades and it proved invaluable in helping meet the increased requirements for offi- cers stemming from the Vietnam ... grade , and one of the 94 general officer billets involved in this proposed legislation would go to the Commandant's ...
Page 9850
... grade table 10,000 . 12,500 . 15,000 . 17,500 . 20,000 22,500 . 25,000 27,500 . 30,000 32,500 . Officer strength New table Bolte 1 Current table 69 58 73 59 77 77 60 81 61 85 90 105 1935 62 64 92 66 94 68 96 70 98 72 100 74 35,000 . 1 ...
... grade table 10,000 . 12,500 . 15,000 . 17,500 . 20,000 22,500 . 25,000 27,500 . 30,000 32,500 . Officer strength New table Bolte 1 Current table 69 58 73 59 77 77 60 81 61 85 90 105 1935 62 64 92 66 94 68 96 70 98 72 100 74 35,000 . 1 ...
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