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BookOrb recommends <Statements of Rear Admiral A. F. Fechteler, Commandant 5th Naval District, in Charge Naval Operating Base, Hampton Roads; Rear Admiral Frederick R. Harris, Public Works Officer, Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va.; Lieut. Commander G. A. Duncan, Public Works Officer, Naval Training Station, Naval Operating Base, Hampton Roads; and Lieut. Frederick Scherberger, Jr., Supply Corps, U.S.N. Naval Operating Base, Hampton Roads> (1973), Statement of Admiral Thomas Washington, Chief of the Bureau of Navigation; Admiral Henry B. Wilson, Commander in Chief of the Atlantic Fleet; and Admiral William S. Sims, President of the Naval War College (1971), Process of welding by electricity. Letter from the Secretary of the Navy, transmitting, in compliance with a resolution of the House of Representatives of the 12th instant, a copy of the report of a Board of Officers of the Navy on the process of welding by the Thomson Electric Welding Company, of Boston, Mass (1890), Hearing on the Bill (H.R. 7705) for the Relief of George W. Phillips (1971), and Commander Dennis W. Mullan (1893).

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