Hearing On Artillery Bill (H. R. 17347)
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Mr. Hay. If the President in time of war were to increase the Army to the extent that the act of March, 1901, authorizes him to do, he could put each different army of cavalry or infantry and the artillery up to the full.
Secretary Taft. No, sir; he could not, because it is subject to this proviso. He could increase any of them so long as he did not in- crease the total beyond 100,000.
Mr. Slayden. To a certain extent, then, it would be necessary to continue them in a skeletonized condition?
Se...cretary Taft. Yes, sir; some branch, whether the artillery, the cavalry, or the infantry. As to the limitation, I spoke merely from recollection; when the bill was drafted I knew that that was in it, and I find it here.
Mr. Parker. Mr. Secretary, I forgot one matter about which I wish to inquire. At the last increase you were forced to take a good many untrained young men from civil life, were you not?
Secretary Taft. Yes, sir.
Mr. Parker. Would this increase force the same condition?
Secretary Taft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Hay. If the President in time of war were to increase the Army to the extent that the act of March, 1901, authorizes him to do, he could put each different army of cavalry or infantry and the artillery up to the full.
Secretary Taft. No, sir; he could not, because it is subject to this proviso. He could increase any of them so long as he did not in- crease the total beyond 100,000.
Mr. Slayden. To a certain extent, then, it would be necessary to continue them in a skeletonized condition?
Se...cretary Taft. Yes, sir; some branch, whether the artillery, the cavalry, or the infantry. As to the limitation, I spoke merely from recollection; when the bill was drafted I knew that that was in it, and I find it here.
Mr. Parker. Mr. Secretary, I forgot one matter about which I wish to inquire. At the last increase you were forced to take a good many untrained young men from civil life, were you not?
Secretary Taft. Yes, sir.
Mr. Parker. Would this increase force the same condition?
Secretary Taft.
What to read after Hearing On Artillery Bill (H. R. 17347)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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