Annual Report of the Secretary of War, 1±ÇU.S. Government Printing Office, 1881 |
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... condition and government of the prison . The gov ernor , while on duty under his brevet rank of colonel , actually receives only the pay and allowances of his actual rank , viz , that of captain . Considering that his position demands ...
... condition and government of the prison . The gov ernor , while on duty under his brevet rank of colonel , actually receives only the pay and allowances of his actual rank , viz , that of captain . Considering that his position demands ...
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... condition . The casemated works , which necessarily form a large part of our sea - coast defenses , were built before the invention of modern armor , and before the introduction of rifled guns into maritime warfare . They are built of ...
... condition . The casemated works , which necessarily form a large part of our sea - coast defenses , were built before the invention of modern armor , and before the introduction of rifled guns into maritime warfare . They are built of ...
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... condition of defense . I also commend attention to that part of the report of the Chief of Engineers which speaks of the needs of our torpedo system , and the importance of increasing the strength of the Engineer Battalion to 520 men ...
... condition of defense . I also commend attention to that part of the report of the Chief of Engineers which speaks of the needs of our torpedo system , and the importance of increasing the strength of the Engineer Battalion to 520 men ...
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... condition precedent to promotion . The taking of officers from the line of the Army is now the only course left , but this is objec- tionable , as the officer is nearly always detailed in opposition to the wishes of his commanding ...
... condition precedent to promotion . The taking of officers from the line of the Army is now the only course left , but this is objec- tionable , as the officer is nearly always detailed in opposition to the wishes of his commanding ...
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... condition of facts of General Thayer's time than we can turn the dial of time back fifty years . You now have the report of the last Board of Visitors . I here- with submit the report of General O. O. Howard , the present Super ...
... condition of facts of General Thayer's time than we can turn the dial of time back fifty years . You now have the report of the last Board of Visitors . I here- with submit the report of General O. O. Howard , the present Super ...
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