Equalization of Promotion in the Line of the Army
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Jones. I belong to the Infantry.
Senator du Pont. Have you always served in the Infantry ?
Maj. Jones. Yes, sir. My ideas on the subject of this bill are contained in a report on the organization of the land forces of the United States for 191,2, on page 46. That was referred to by Col.
Michie in his statement, so I hardly think it will be necessary for me to go into that.
I would state to the committee that, as far as this bill for equalizing promotions, sent down by the Chief of Staff, is con...cerned, I fully agree with every proviso in that. In fact, I go further. I advocate a single list for all officers, and more especially starting in with second lieutenants. I have been inspected by officers of the Coast Artillery in the Inspector General's Department, very efficiently; by officers of Cavalry in the Inspector General's Department, and very efficiently.
So I can not see any force in the argument that an officer can not learn something about the duties of the other branches of the service until he gets to the grade of brigadier general.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jones. I belong to the Infantry.
Senator du Pont. Have you always served in the Infantry ?
Maj. Jones. Yes, sir. My ideas on the subject of this bill are contained in a report on the organization of the land forces of the United States for 191,2, on page 46. That was referred to by Col.
Michie in his statement, so I hardly think it will be necessary for me to go into that.
I would state to the committee that, as far as this bill for equalizing promotions, sent down by the Chief of Staff, is con...cerned, I fully agree with every proviso in that. In fact, I go further. I advocate a single list for all officers, and more especially starting in with second lieutenants. I have been inspected by officers of the Coast Artillery in the Inspector General's Department, very efficiently; by officers of Cavalry in the Inspector General's Department, and very efficiently.
So I can not see any force in the argument that an officer can not learn something about the duties of the other branches of the service until he gets to the grade of brigadier general.
What to read after Equalization of Promotion in the Line of the Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Congress. Senate. Committee On Military Affairs to read onlineMoreLess
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