7-30-1928

CONTENTS

No. 1, page 1.-Naval Reserve officers on active duty, September 30, 1926.

No. 2, page 3.-Number of officers, commissioned and warrant, in the Ur

States Navy as of September 30, 1926.

No. 3, page 7.-Number of retired officers of the line and of the several

corps of the Navy, respectively, who have been recalled to ad

duty since July 1, 1921, and those who are now on active duty

No. 4, page 9.-Total number of commissioned officers, line and staff, exclu

of commissioned warrant and warrant officers on the active list b

on 137,485 enlisted strength distributed in the several ranks of

line, and total in each of the staff.

page 13. List of line and staff officers on duty in Washington on Septen

30, 1926.

page 15.-Number of officers, line and staff, chief warrant and warr

on the active list of the Navy during the period from 1922 to 1

No. 7, page 17.-Number of graduates from the Naval Academy from 1900

No. 8, page 19.-Distribution of officers and enlisted personnel of the Un

States Navy, September 30, 1926.

No. 9, page 33.-Comparison of officers and men of the United States Navy

those of Great Britain and Japan.

No. 10, page 41.-Number of civilians, officers, and enlisted men at each n

yard, naval station, or other shore activity, September 30, 1926

No. 11, page 51.-To amend the provision contained in the act approved Au

29, 1916, relating to the assignment to duty of certain officers of

United States Navy as fleet and squadron engineers.

No. 12, page 53.-Priority list of legislation as determined by the Navy Dep

ment for the second session of the Sixty-ninth Congress.

No. 13, page 55.-Authorizing the Court of Claims of the United States to

and determine the claim of James Luker (H. R. 12527).

No. 14, page 57.-To correct the naval record of James Allen (H. R. 12975).
No. 15, page 59.-Authorizing the Court of Claims of the United States to
and determine the claim of Giacomo Uzzolino (H. R. 12528).

No. 16, page 61.-For the relief of James Walsh (H. R. 12433).

No. 17, page 63.-For the relief of R. J. Graff, former ensign, Supply Co

United States Naval Reserve Force (H. R. 11814).

No. 18, page 69.-To correct the military record of Hossie R. Kinney, Un

States Marine Corps (H. R. 11969).

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1 States Marine Corps Reserve who

tive duty and disenrolled at places o
enrollment (S. 3480).

F. Collins (H. R. 12937).

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n (H. R. 12657).

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tive list of
30, 1926.

No. 30, page 113.-I. D. Budget for 1928.

No. 31, page 117.-The number of line officers in the United States Navy, the

grade and rank in which serving, and their present duties, as of June

30, 1926, and October 30, 1926.

No. 32, page 127.-To provide additional pay for enlisted men of the United

States Navy assigned to duty on submarine vessels of the Navy

(H. R. 14251).

No. 33, page 131.-To amend the provision contained in the act approved

March 3, 1915, providing that the Chief of Naval Operations during

the temporary absence of the Secretary and Assistant Secretary of

the Navy, shall be next in succession to act as Secretary of the Navy

(H. R. 14248).

No. 34, page 135.-The procurement system of the United States Navy-A

lecture delivered by Capt. Frederick G. Pyne, Supply Corps, United

States Navy, before the United States Army War College, Washing-

ton, D. C., December 9, 1926.

No. 35, page 151.-Fresh-water supply system, Melville, R. I.

No. 36, page 157.-The act making appropriations for the naval service for the

fiscal year ending June 30, 1927.

No. 37, page 159.-For the relief of George F. Newhart, Clyde Hahn, and David

McCormick (H. R. 12421).

No. 38, page 161.-To abolish the naval hospital fund (H. R. 10663).

No. 39, page 165.-Total tonnage of vessels (by classes) laid down or appropriated

for since February 6, 1922 (date of Washington conference).

No. 40, page 167.--Comparative naval data for the treaty navies (correct as of

October 1, 1926).

No. 41, page 173.-A comparison of the various naval tonnages in aircraft car-

riers, cruisers, destroyers, and submarines of the first line built,

building, and appropriated for at the present time.

No. 42, page 177.-For the hospitalization of persons discharged from the

United States Navy or Marine Corps who have contracted tuber-

culosis in the line of duty while in the naval service (H. R. 12708).

No. 43, page 179.-Comparative air strength of the five great powers.

No. 44, page 189.-Statement of Admiral Hilary B. Jones, United States Navy

General Board, Navy Department, on the state of the United States

Navy, also statement of Hon. Curtis D. Wilbur, Secretary of the

Navy.

No. 45, page 221.-Statements of Rear Admiral Andrew T. Long, of the General

Board, United States Navy, and Admiral Edward W. Eberle, Chief

of Naval Operations, United States Navy, on the state of the Navy

No. 46, page 241.-Statements of Hon. Theodore Douglas Robinson, Assistant

Secretary of the Navy; Rear Admiral Charles B. McVay, jr., Budget

officer; Capt. Arthur J. Hepburn and Commander Paul Bastedo,

of the Division of Naval Intelligence; on the state of the Navy.

No. 47, page 261.-To amend section 24 of the act approved February 28, 1925,

entitled "An act to provide for the creation, organization, adminis-

tration, and maintenance of a Naval Reserve and a Marine Corps

Reserve" (H. R. 15212).

No. 48, page 265.-To authorize alterations and repairs to certain naval vessels

(H. R. 15336).

No. 49, page 267.-Providing for sundry matters affecting the naval service

(H. R. 15439).

No. 50, page 273.--For the advancement of Lieut. Commander Richard E. Byrd,

United States Navy, retired, to the grade of commander on the

retired list of the Navy, and awarding him a congressional medal of

honor (H. R. 15048).

No. 51, page 275.-Promotion of Floyd Bennett, United States Navy, and award-

ing to him a congressional medal of honor (H. R. 15049).

No. 52, page 275.-Statement of Admiral E. W. Eberle, Chief of Naval Opera-

tions, United States Navy, on the comparison of the navies.

No. 53, page 295.-Statement of Hon. Edward P. Warner, Assistant Secretary
of the Navy in charge of aviation, on comparison of the navies.

No. 54, page 307.-Number and size of guns, the tonnage, and complement of the

United States, British, and Japanese cruisers.

No. 55, page 311.-To authorize Commander Robert E. Tod, United States

Naval Reserve, to accept from the French Government the brevet and

insignia of Commandeur de la Legion d'Honneur" (H. R. 14926).