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of all other notarial acts. (Apr. 25, 1935, ch. 81, Sea. 735. Personnel; definitions. 49 Stat. 101.) Par. 1. "Naval aviator" defined. MISCELLANEOUS Par. 2. "Aviation pilot" defined. Par. 3. "Naval aviation observer" defined. § 721. Purchase of uniforms, accouterments, and equip- Par. 4. Line officers of Navy detailed to avia- ment for sale at cost prices. tion schools, stations, and units. Par. 5. Line officers of Navy detailed to air- The appropriation "Clothing, Marine Corps" shall craft carriers and tenders. be available for the purchase of uniforms, accouter- Par. 6. Promotion of ofmicers specializing in ments, and equipment for sale at cost prices to officers aviation. Par. 7. Line officers of Marine Corps detailed unde, such regulations as the Secretary of the Navy to aviation service. may prescribe. (July 11, 1919, ch. 9, 41 Stat. 154.) Par. 8. Number of enlisted pilots. 736. Facilities for training of naval aviators and en- TRANSFER OF FUtcTioNS listed pilots. Functions relating to procurement of supplies, etc. 737. Appointment of naval aviators of Naval and Marine transferred from all other agencies to Procurement Divi- Corps Reserve to line of Regular Navy and sion, see section 1 of Ex. Ord. No. 6160, June 10, 1933, set Marine Corps. out in note to section 132 of Title 5, Executive Depart- 738. Same; promotion; exemption from sea service qual- ments and Government Officers and Employees. ification. NAVAL FLYING CORPS §722. Clothing for marines discharged for bad con- 741. Composition of Naval Flying Corps. duct. 742. Promotion of oicers commissioned for aeronautic The appropriation "General expenses, Marine duty only. Corps", shall be available for the purchase of civilian 743. Regulations governing term of enlistment, qualifi- cations, and advancement of enlisted men. outer clothing, not to exceed $15 per man, to be 744. Ratings of enlisted men. issued when necessary to marines discharged for 745. Pay. bad conduct, undesirability, unfitness, or inaptitude. 746. Student flyers in addition to officers and enlisted men. (Mar. 4, 1925, ch. 536, § 10, 43 Stat. 1274.) 747. Detail from other branches as student aviators or TRANSFER OF FUNCIONS airmen. 748. Pay and allowances of officers and enlisted men Procurement of supplies functions transferred, see note detailed as student aviators or airmen. to section 721 of this title. CONSTRUCTION OF AIRCRAIT AND ENCOURAGEMENT § 723. Exchange of used articles in part payment for OF AVIATION purchase of like articles. 749. Construction program. Worn-out sewing machines, machinery, rubber 749a. Same; construction at navy yards; appropriation. 749b. Increase in number of naval aircraft. tires, and band instruments may be exchanged in 749c. Same; further increase of June 14, 1040. part payment for the purchase of like articles. (Mar. 749o-1. Same; further increase of June 15, 1040. 4, 1917, ch. 180, 39 Stat. 1189.) 749d. Same: further increase of July 19, 1940. CRoss REF'RENCES TRANSFER OF FUNCTIONS Aviation cadets in Naval and Marine Corps Reserves, see Procurement of supplies functions transferred, see note sections 842 et seq. of this title. to section 721 of this title. Encouragement of aviation by holding competition in designs of aircraft, parts, and accessories, see section 310 § 724. Use of receipts from post laundries. of Title 10, Army. The funds received in payment for laundry work GENERAL PROVISIONS performed by post laundries shall be used to defray the cost of operation of such laundries and the re- § 731. Naval aviation to control all aerial operations attached ceipts and expenditures shall be accounted for in to a fleet. accordance with the methods prescribed by law, and Naval aviation shall have control of all aerial op- any sums remaining at the end of the fiscal year erations attached to a fleet, including shore stations after such cost of maintenance and operation have whose maintenance is necessary for operation con- nected with the fleet, for construction and experi- been defrayed shall be deposited In the Treasury to mentation and for the training of personnel. (June the credit of the appropriation from which the cost 5, 1920, ch. 240, 41 Stat. 954.) of operation of such plants is paid. (July 11, 1919, oh. 9, 41 Stat. 155.) § 732. Number of officers and enlisted men of Navy and Marine Corps detailed to duty in aircraft. Chapter 14.-NAVAL AVIATION The number of officers and enlisted men of the GENERAL PROVISIONS Navy and Marine Corps detailed to duty in aircraft Sec. and involving actual flying and to duties in connec- 731. Naval aviation to control all aerial operations at- tion with aircraft shall after July 12, 1921 be in ac- tached to a fleet. cordance with the requirements of naval aviation as 732. Number of officers and enlisted men of Navy and determined by the Secretary of the Navy. (July Marine Corps detailed to duty in aircraft. 12, 1921, ch. 44, § 8, 42 Stat. 141.) 732a. Number of tactical and gunnery observers detailed to duty in aircraft. CROSS REFERENCE 733. Temporary detail of other officers and men for Increase of pay of officers, warrant officers, and enlisted aircraft duty. men detailed to duty involving flying, number detailed, 734. Command of flying units or detachments. see section 29 of Title 37, Pay and Allowances. Page 3099 TITLE 34.-NAVY 117/36 § 732a. Number of tactical and gunnery observers de- Par. 3. "Naval aviation observer" defined. tailed to duty in aircraft. When the term "naval aviation observer" is used That exclusive of student aviators and qualified in this section or any Act passed after June 24, 1926, aircraft pilots of the Navy and Marine Corps, the it shall mean any commissioned or warrant officer in number of tactical and gunnery observers of the the Navy or Marine Corps who has successfully com- Navy and Marine Corps detailed to duty in aircraft pleted the course prescribed by competent authority and involving actual flying shall hereafter be in ac- as a naval aviation observer and who has been in the cordance with the requirements of naval aviation as air not less than one hundred hours and who has been determined by the Secretary of the Navy. (July or may hereafter be designated or appointed as a 22, 1935, ch. 402, § 8, 49 Stat. 490.) naval aviation observer by competent authority in the Navy. RrEAL The second sentence of section 8 of act July 22, 1935, Par. 4. Line officers of Navy detailed to aviation cited to text, provided that so much of section 29 of schools, stations, and units-Qualifications. title 37 which Is inconsistent with or in conflict with this When a line officer of the Navy is to be detailed to section, insofar as it relates to the Navy and Marine Corps, Is repealed. the command of a Navy aviation school or of a Navy air station or of a Navy air unit organized for flight § 733. Temporary detail of other officers and men for tactical purposes he shall be a naval aviator. aircraft dt.Ly. Par. 5. Line officers of Navy detailed to aircraft car- Nothing In any Act shall be so construed as to pre- riers and tenders-Qualifications. vent the temporary detail of officers and enlisted men Line officers detailed to command of aircraft car- of any branch of the Navy for duty with aircraft. riers or aircraft tenders shall be naval aviators or (Aug. 29, 1916, ch. 417, 39 Stat. 585.) naval aviation observers who are otherwise qualified. Par. 6. Promotion of officers specializing in aviation. § 734. Command of flying units or detachments, Any officer of the Navy, line, or staff of the perma- Flying units or detachments, with the exception of nent rank or grade of commander or lieutenant com- aircraft carriers or other vessels, shall in all cases be mander, on June 24, 1926, who has specialized in avia- commanded by flying officers. (July 12, 1921, ch. 44, tion for such a period of time as to jeopardize his § 8, 42 Stat. 141.) selection for promotion or advancement to the next higher grade or rank under existing provisions of Cnoss 1Rz'EiNCz Commanders of aircraft carriers or tenders to be naval law and whose service in aviation has been in the aviators or naval aviation observers otherwise qualified, public interest shall be so notified by the Secretary see paragraph 5 of section 735 of this title. of the Navy and at his own request be designated as g 135. Personnel; definitions-Par. I. "Naval aviator" an officer who will be carried as an additional num- ber in the next higher grade or rank not above the defined. grade of captain if and when promoted or advanced When the term "naval aviator" is used in this sec- thereto: Provided, That selection boards in cases of tion or any Act passed after June 24, 1926, it shall such officers shall confine their consideration to the mean any commissioned officer or warrant line officer fitness alone of such officers for promotion, not to in the Navy or Marine Corps who has successfully the comparative fitness of such officers. completed the course prescribed by competent au- Par. 7. Line officers of Marine Corps detailed to avia- thority for naval aviators and who has been or may tion service-Qualifications. hereafter be designated or appointed a naval aviator When a line officer of the Marine Corps is to be by competent authority and who has flown alone in detailed to the command of a Marine Corps aviation a heavier-than-air craft not less than seventy-five school or of a Marine Corps air station or*of a Marine hours and who has flown in heavier-than-air craft a Corps air unit organized for flight tactical purposes total of not less than two hundred hours or who has he shall be a Marine Corps aviator. been in the air under training, in airships not less Par. 8. Number of enlisted pilots. than one hundred and fifty hours and successfully In time of peace, not less than 20 per centum of completed the course prescribed by competent au- the total number of pilots employed in aviation tac- thority. tical units of the Navy and Marine Corps shall be Par. 2. "Aviation pilot" defined. enlisted men, except when the Secretary of the Navy When the term "aviation pilot" is used in this sec- shall determine that it is Impracticable to secure tion or any Act passed after June 24, 1926, it shall that number of enlisted pilots. (June 24, 1926, ch. mean any enlisted man in the Navy or Marine Corps 668, § 3, 44 Stat. 760; June 30, 1932, ch. 326, 47 Stat. who has successfully completed the course prescribed 451; Aug. 27, 1940, ch. 694, § 9, 54 Stat. 866.) for aviation pilots and who has been or may hereafter be designated or appointed an aviation pilot by com- §736. Facilities for training of naval aviators and petent authority and who has flown alone in a heav- enlisted pilots. ier-than-air craft not less than seventy-five hours The President is authorized to provide such train- and who has flown in heavier-than-air craft a total ing facilities as may, in his judgment, be necessary of not less than two hundred hours. for sixteen thousand naval aviators and enlisted The term "pilot" shall be construed to mean a pilots: Provided, That nothing herein shall be con- naval aviator or an aviation pilot. strued to limit or affect the responsibility of the 1 737 TITLE 34.-NAVY Page 310

Secretary if the Navy as defined in section 732 of which originally appointed. (Aug. 27, 1940, ch. 694, this title. (June 15, 1940, ch. 375, § 1, 54 Stat. 400.) § 3, 54 Stat. 864.) Caoss RErEnEwcE § 737. Appointment of naval aviators of Naval and Promotion and advancement generally, see chapter 5 Marine Corps Reserve to line of Regular Navy of this title. and Marine Corps. NAVAL FLYING CORPS The President of the United States is authorized to appoint to the line of the Regular Navy and § 741. Composition of Naval Flying Corps. Marine Corps, by and with the advice and consent The Naval Flying Corps shall be composed of one of the Senate, as many naval aviators of the Naval hundred and fifty officers and three hundred and and Marine Corps Reserve as he may deem neces- fifty enlisted men, detailed, appointed, commissioned, sary and the authorized number of commissioned enlisted, and distributed in the various grades, ranks, officers of the line of the Navy and the Marine Corps and ratings of the Navy and Marine Corps as here- Is increased accordingly. These officers shall be ap- after provided. The said number of officers and en- pointed to the same grade occupied by them in the listed men shall be in addition to the total number as the case may be, Naval or Marine Corps Reserve, of officers and enlisted men which is now or may at the time of such appointment and shall take pre- hereafter be provided by law for the other branches cedence in such grade In accordance with the pro- of the naval service. (Aug. 29, 1916, ch. 417, 39 Stat. visions of section 855J of this title: Provided, That 582.) they shall first establish their moral, physical, men- tal, and professional qualifications in accordance § 712. Promotion of officers commissioned for aeronau- with such rules and regulations as the Secretary of tic duty only. the Navy may prescribe: Provided fvrther, That Officers commissioned for aeronautic duty only officers so appointed shall, on June 30 of the calendar shall be eligible for advancement to the higher grades, year In which they are appointed, have completed not above captain in the Navy or colonel In the Ma- not less than eighteen months of continuous active rine Corps, In the same manner as other officers service next following the completion of their duty whose employment is not so restricted, except that as aviation cadets undergoing training and shall, on to promotion without restriction June 30 of the calendar y(!ar in which appointed, be they shall be eligible less than twenty-six years of age: Provided further, as to sea duty, and their professional examinations That during a period of six months from August 27, shall be restricted to the duty to which personally 1940, the Secretary of the Navy Is authorized to assigned: Provided, That any such officer must serve before being eligible waive the foregoing age requirement and continuous at least three years in any grade service requirements: Provided further, That during to promotion to the next higher grade. (Aug. 29, 1916, ch. 417, 39 Stat. 584.) a period of six months from August 27, 1940, those not undergone training naval aviators who have § 743. Regulations governing term of enlistment, as aviation cadets but who have completed not less qualifications, and advancement of enlisted men. service other than training than one year of active The Secretary of the Navy shall establish regula- duty In the Naval or Marine Corps Reserve may also tions governing the term of enlistment, the qualifi- be so appointed regardless of their age. Officers ap- pointed under the authority of this pioviso shall, cations, and advancement of the enlisted men of the upon appointment, be additional numbers in the Flying Corps. (Aug. 29, 1916, ch. 417, 39 Stat. 586.) grade to which appointed and in any grade to which CROSS REFERENCE they may thereafter be promoted: And provided Term of enlistment of enlisted men of the Navy, see further, That in computing the pay of officers ap- section 181 of this title. pointed under the authority of sections 691d, 735 (1), enlisted men. 737, 738, 849d, 849d-L, 849f, 853c, 855c-1, 855h, 855j, § 744. Ratings of 855k, 8551 of this title, credit for longevity shall be The enlisted personnel of the Naval Flying Corps given them for all service, Including service as avia- shall be distributed by the Secretary of the Navy In tion cadets, with which they have heretofore been the various ratings as obtained In the Navy on Au- credited. (Aug. 27, 1940, ch. 694, § 2, 54 Stat. 864.) gust 29, 1916, insofar as such ratings are applicable to duties connected with aircraft. (Aug. 29, 1916, § 738. Same; promotion; exemption from sea service ch. 417, 39 Stat. 585.) qualification. CROSS REFERENCE Each officer appointed pursuant to sections 691d, Secretary of Navy to establish grades and ratings for 735 (1), 737, 849d, 849d-1, 849f, 853e, 855c-1, 855h, enlisted personnel of the Navy, see section 176 of this title. 855J, 855k, and 8551 of this title to the grade of ensign or second lieutenant and each officer so appointed to § 745. Pay. a grade above that of ensign or second lieutenant The officers detailed and the enlisted men of the shall, respectively, become eligible for promotion, or Naval Flying Corps shall receive the same pay and for consideration by a line selection board as of the allowances that were provided by law on August 29, date the line officer next junior to him at the date of 1916, for officers and enlisted men of the same grade appointment becomes so eligible. The qualification or rank and rating in the Navy and Marine Corps of sea service prescribed In section 311 of this title, detailed to duty with aircraft involving actual flying. shall not apply to such officers while in the grade to (Aug. 29, 1916, ch. 417, 39 Stat. 583.) Page 3101 TITLE 34.-NAVY 11 40a

CROSS 1RxFERECzE 30, 1926, to one thousand and to maintain the num- Increase of pay of officers, warrant officers, and enlisted ber of useful airplanes at not less than this number men detailed to duty involving flying, see section 29 of which is established as the authorized number of Title 37, Pay and Allowances. useful airplanes to be employed in the Navy: Pro- §746. Student flyers in addition to officers and en- vided. That, in the event satisfactory arrangements listed men. for the procurement of the authorized number of Section, act Aug. 29, 1916, ch. 417, 39 Stat. 583, pro- airplanes are not made in any fiscal year, such de- vided for student fliers in addition to officers and enlisted ficiency may be made up in the next ensuing year men. or years: Provided further, That "useful airplanes", § 747. Detail from other branches as student aviators as used in this section, shall be those airplanes on or airmen. the Navy list which are, or which after reasonable repairs can be made, In all respects safe to fly and Nothing in sections 741-748 of this title shall be to take part in active military operations in so construed as to prevent the detail of officers and fitted time of war, and shall be exclusive of those airplanes enlisted men of other branches of the Navy as classified as experimental or, with the approval of student aviators or student airmen in such numbers the Secretary of the Navy, declared obsolete: Pro- as the needs of the service may require. (Aug. 29, 1916, ch. 417, 39 Stat. 584.) vided further, That nothing herein shall be con- strued as more than an authorization for the pro- § 748. Pay and allowances of officers and enlisted men curement of aircraft within the limits enumerated detailed as student aviators or airmen. in this section and section 749a of this title, nor in Such officers and enlist'ed men, while detailed as any way to abridge the right of Congress to deter- student aviators and student airmen involving ac- mine what numbers of aircraft may be appropriated tually flying in aircraft, shall receive the same pay for in any fiscal year within the limits so author- and allowances that were provided by law on August ized. (June 24, 1926, ch. 668, § 1, 44 Stat. 764.) 29, 1910, for officers and enlisted men of the same CODIFCATION grade or rank and rating in the Navy detailed for Paragraphs 1-5 of this section have boon omitted as duty with aircraft. (Aug. 29, 1916, ch. 417, 39 Stat. temporary. 584.) CROSS REFeLENCE Cooss nEFEvENCE Increase in number of aircraft, seo section 749b-740d Pay and allowances of offlcers and enlisted men de- of this title. tailed to duty involving flying, see sections 29, 29a of Title 37, Pay and Allowances. § 749a. Same; construction at navy yards; appropria- tion. CONSTRUCTION OF AIRCRAFT AND ENCOUR- PAns. 1-2. Temporary. AGEMENT OF AVIATION PAR. 3. The Secretary of the Navy is authorized to build at any navy yard or naval factory any of the CRoss REFERENCES aircraft, spare parts, or equipment authorized in sec- Award of aircraft contracts to lowest responsible bidder and multiple awards, see section 310 note, of Title 10, tion 749 of this title should it reasonably appear that Army. the persons, firms, or corporations, or the agents Encouragement of aviation by inviting submission in thereof, bidding for the construction of any of said competition of designs for aircraft, parts and accessories, aircraft, spare parts, or equipment have entered into see section 310 of Title 10, Army. any combination, agreement, or understanding the § 749. Construction program. effect, object, or purpose of which is to deprive the For the purpose of further developing and further Government of fair, open, and unrestricted competi- increasing aeronautics in the Navy, the President tion in letting contracts for the construction of any of the United States is authorized to undertake the of said aircraft, spare parts, or equipment, or should it reasonably appear that any persons, firm, or cor- construction and procurement of aircraft, spare being solely or pecu- parts, and equipment for the Navy as enumerated poration, or the agents thereof, liarly in position to manufacture, or furnish the par- below: ticular type or design of aircraft, spare parts, or PAns. 1-5. Temporary. equipment required by the Navy, in bidding on such PAR, 6. During the fiscal year ending June 30, 1932, aircraft, spare parts, or equipment, hF.ve named a and during each fiscal year thereafter, not to exceed price in excess of cost of production plus a reasonable three hundred and thirty-three airplanes with spare profit. parts and equipment, to cost not to exceed $17,- To provide for the construction of the heavier- 476,250. than-air craft enumerated and described In section PAn, 7. The number of airplanes, spare parts, and 749 of this title, there is authorized to be appropri- equipment authorized to be constructed or pro- ated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise cured during the five fiscal years beginning July 1, appropriated, such sums as may be necessary, includ- 1920, and ending June 30, 1931, and the number ing, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1927, toward authorized to be constructed or procured during the the construction of the heavier-than-air craft pro- fiscal year ending June 30, 1932, and during each gram, the sum of not to exceed $12,285,000. (June 24, fiscal year thereafter is the number which it has been 1926, ch. 668, § 2, 44 Stat. 765.) estimated will be required to increase, during a CODIFICATION five-year period beginning July 1, 1926, the useful Paragraphs 1, 2 of this section have been omitted as airplanes on hand or otherwise provided for on June temporary. I 749b TITLE 34.-NAVY Page 3102

§ 749b. Increase in number of naval aircraft. SUBCHAPTER .NAVAL RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS The President of the United States Is hereby au- sec. thorized to acquire or construct additional naval 821. Establishment and operation; regulations; appro- airplanes, including patrol planes, and spare parts priations for expenditures; appointment of mem- and equipment, so as to bring the number of useful bers as Naval Reserve officers; total of persornel. naval airplanes to a total of not less than three SUBCHAPTER 13.-MARINE CORPS TRAINING CAMPS thousand. (May 17, 1938, ch. 243, § 3, 52 Stat. 402.) 831. Establishment, maintenance, and regulation. § 749c. Same; further increase of June 14, 1940. 841. Repealed.

The President of the United States Is hereby au- SUBCHAPTER IV,-AVIATION CADETS IN NAVAL AND thorized to acquire or construct naval airplanes, and MARINE CORPS RESERVE lighter-than-air craft, and spare parts and equip- 842. Cadet; grade created; appointment; term of en- ment, as may be necessary to provide and maintain listment. the number of useful naval airplanes at a total of 843. Pay and allowances. not more than four thousand five hundred, includ- 844. Uniforms and equipment. ing five hundred airplanes for the Naval Reserve; 845. Laws governing Naval and Marine Reserves appli- and the number of useful nonrigid lighter-than-air cable to cadets; rank. craft at a total of not more than eighteen. (June 846. Government life insurance. 847. 14, 1940, ch. 364, § 3, 54 Stat. 394.) Repealed. 848. Funds available for pay and allowances and insur- § 749c-l. Same; further increase of June 15, 1940. ance premiums. 840. Commissioning of cadets as reserve officers. The President of the United States is hereby au- 849a. Cornmissioned cadets; promotions; computation of thorized to acquire or construct naval airplanes and service. nonrigid lighter-than-air craft, and spare parts and 84Db. Same; time service deemed to commence. equipment, as may be necessary to provide and main- 849c. Same; peacetime active duty; limitation on time. tain the number of useful naval airplanes at a total 849d. Repealed. of not more than ten thousand, including eight 849d-1. Same; additional payment on release from active hundred fifty airplanes for the Naval Reserve, and duty. 849e. Same; Government life insurance. the number of useful nonrigid lighter-than-air craft 849f. Repealcd. at a total of not more than forty-eight. (June 15, 849g. Same; funds available for pay and allowances. 1940, ch. 375, § 1, 54 Stat. 400.) 849h. Same; accrual of back pay and allowances. RESPONsILrrrY OF SECRETARy OF NAVY 8491. 8ame; uniform allowance. 850. Ten-year Proviso of act June 15, 1940, cited to text, provided that training program; number of Reserve nothing contained in act should be construed to limit aviation officers. or affect the responsibility of the Secretary of the Navy as SUBCHAPTER V.-ELIGIBLE defined in section 732 of this title. See section 736 of LIST FOR REGULAR AND this title. RESERVE FORCES 851. Civilians commissioned in regular Navy in time of § 749d. Same; further increase of July 19, 1940. war; reappointment of former officers. The President of the United States is hereby au- SUBCHAPTER VI.-ORGANIZATION OF NAVAL thorized to acquire or construct naval airplanes, and RESERVE spare parts and equipment, as may be necessary to 853. Naval Reserve; components; transfer of personnel provide and maintain the number of useful naval to newly created units; effect on retired members airplanes at a total of fifteen thousand: Provided, of Naval Reserve Force. That If, in the judgment of the Secretary of the 853a. Marine Corps Reserve; creation; composition. Navy, the total number of airplanes authorized herein 853b. Composition of Naval Reserve; female nurses; effect is not sufficient to meet the needs of the national of membership on civilian or other military ac- defense, he may, with the approval of the President, tivities. 853c. make such Active duty in peace and war; release from active plans for procurement as the situation duty. may demand. (July 19, 1940, ch. 644, § 8, 54 Stat. 853c-1. Same; peacetime active duty of Naval and Marine 780.) Corps Reserve officers with their consent; ap- propriations Chapter 15.-RESERVE FORCES AND NAVAL chargeable with pay and allowances. 853o-2. Commissioning in Regular Navy officers of Naval MILITIA Reserve who graduated from Naval Reserve Offi- SUBCHAPTER I.-GENERAL PROVISIONS cers' Training Corps; grade and precedence. See. 853o-3. Same; qualifications. 751. Repealed. 853c-4. Same; eligibility for promotion; exemption from 751a. Provisional ranks, grades, and ratings; validation of sea service requirements. assignments; validation and conclusiveness of 853d. Discharge in time of peace. transfers to retired list. 853e. Pay and allowances while on active or training 752-770. Repealed. duty or traveling. 771. Claims for pay by members of Fleet Naval Reserve, Naval Reserve, and Marine Corps Reserve; filing 853f. Technical, scientific, and other work of Navy De- with General Accounting Office; time limit. partment; temporary active duty to prosecute. 772. Same; members transferred from regular Navy and 853g. Recruiting, training, mobilization, etc., of Naval Marine Corps: application of section 771. Reserve; equipment and facilities for training; 773. Hospitalization and medical treatment of trans- leave of absence to Government employees. ferred members of Fleet Naval Reserve and Fleet 853h. Ten-year training program. Marine Corps Reserve. 8531. Fffective date of chapter. 781-811. Repealed. 853j. Short title.