Military Laws of the United States (varies Slightly)U.S. Government Printing Office, 1943 - Military law |
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49 Stat 54 Stat Act of April act of Aug act of Dec act of June act of March act of Oct active duty Administrator amended appointed approved based on section Board centum certiorari certiorari denied civilian Civilian Conservation Corps Commission compensation Congress contract contractor court Defense Appropriation Act District of Columbia enlisted entitled Executive Order Federal Works Administrator fiscal functions funds Government grade July July 11 June 13 June 28 June 30 jurisdiction land ment Military Appropriation Act military service National Defense Appropriation National Guard Navy Notes of Decisions original text pay and allowances payment period person personnel plaintiff prescribed President Provided further purposes Regular Army regulations Reserve retired Secretary Secretary of War Selective Training Service Act statute Supp Supplemental National Defense supra thereof tion Training and Service transferred U. S. C. App United Veterans War Department warrant officers
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