Department of Defense Appropriations, Part 2U.S. Government Printing Office, 1975 |
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16 divisions 7th Infantry Division acquisition Active Army active duty additional air defense aircraft ammunition appropriation areas armored Army National Guard Army Reserve Army's artillery backlog battalions brigade capability Chairman MCCLELLAN CHART combat power combat units Command COMPLETION OF PRIOR continue cost deleted end strength engineering estimated Europe fiscal year 1976 Fort Hood Fort Ord Fort Polk funds FY 1976 budget FY 1976 request headquarters IDENTIFICATION CODE improve increase inflation initial installation KJELLSTROM M110 Howitzers major materiel ment military personnel million in FY mission modification NATO OBLIGATIONS officers OLENCHUK Operation and Maintenance percent PRIOR YEAR BUDGET procurement production base projected radar readiness recruiting reduction Reserve Component ROTC SAM-D Secretary CALLAWAY Senator YOUNG Soviet SPARES AND REPAIR SUPPORT EQUIPMENT tactical tank tion TOTAL DIRECT TRACKED COMBAT VEHICLES Transition period U.S. Army USAREUR Warsaw Pact WEYAND
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