Department of navy program of record

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Retention periods of less than what should be recommended only for bulky, rapidly accumulating file series? Recommendations for new or revised standards should be submitted on what? For general correspondence not covered by another SSIC, apply the following: retain on board until records are how many years old? Decks in Corpsman Instructions Class 41 : Bumedinst History: Created by the act establishing the Department of the Navy 1 Stat. Reduced to subcabinet status by the National Security Act of 61 Stat.

Textual Records: Marine Corps letters sent, , and received, Letters sent, Microfilm copy of letters sent, 20 rolls , and received, rolls. General correspondence, Indexes and registers, Index to courts-martial correspondence, Reports of the Navy Alaskan Coal Commission, Minutes of the Council of the Secretary of the Navy, Records of Secretary Frank Knox, Formerly security-classified and unclassified records of James V.

Forrestal, Under Secretary and Secretary , consisting of correspondence, ; a reference file, ; and records relating to meetings of the Top Policy Group, , and the Committee of Three Secretaries of State, War, and the Navy , Textual Records: Directives, General orders, Regulations, Memorandums to bureaus and offices, Orders and circulars, Changes to navy regulations and instructions, History: Personnel functions vested in the Office of the Secretary of the Navy, with assistance of Board of Navy Commissioners, , until departmental reorganization under an act of July 5, 12 Stat.

Assignment of officers vested in Office of Detail, established March in the Office of the Secretary, and transferred, April , to Bureau of Navigation renamed Bureau of Naval Personnel, , which acquired responsibility for enlisted personnel from Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting in departmental reorganization of June 30, , pursuant to General Order , Navy Department, June 25, Functions relating to civilian personnel were retained by the Office of the Secretary of the Navy under the supervision of the Chief Clerk.

Textual Records: Acceptances of commissions by Marine Corps officers, Copies of commissions and warrants, Records relating to civilian employees, including correspondence of the Chief Clerk, , with index, ; letters of appointment, applications, and decisions, ; records of nominations, confirmations, oaths, and resignations, ; notices of appointment, ; and records of accidents in navy yards and naval stations, , Returns and other records relating to civilian employees at shore establishments, Lists, , and service records, , of civilian employees.

Records of retired civilian employees, Textual Records: Letters received by the disbursing clerk, Circulars, orders, and accounts, Notices to the Fourth Auditor, Bills, Statements of receipts and expenditures, , Disbursement ledgers, Estimates and appropriations, Quarterly accounts current, Records of offers of land in the District of Columbia, n. Miscellaneous financial records, Records relating to Liberty Loans, Press releases and transcripts of press conferences and speeches, Letters received concerning a speech on the "Irish Question," Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill, 8 reels.

Battle of Midway, 2 reels. History: Established Abolished Reestablished by act of July 11, 26 Stat. Responsible for the administration of civilian personnel and shore establishments. Textual Records: Records relating to repairs of ships, Letters and memorandums sent, Correspondence of the director of navy yards, Alphabetical file, Roosevelt, Correspondence of Assistant Secretary Ralph Bard relating to racial discrimination in the navy, , including letters from Roy Wilkins and Emmett J.

Scott regarding heroism of mess attendants Dorie Miller and William A. Brooks during the attack on Pearl Harbor. Microfilm copy of records of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Air, 11 rolls. Records of Assistant Secretary for Air Artemus Gates, relating to such topics as the high school victory corps, foreign aviation, and aircraft manufacturing, Records of Lt. Ferol D. Overfelt, Correspondence and other records of Joseph W.

Barker relating to the War Manpower Commission, Records of Anthony L. Michel relating to a committee on deferment of civilian employees, Records of Addison Walker relating to racial discrimination in the navy, ; and to blacks "Negro Spindle File" , History: Established by direction of the Secretary of the Navy, December 17, Administered the offices, divisions, and boards created to assist the Secretary and his assistants.

Textual Records: Correspondence relating to procurement, finance, personnel, and legislation, Curtis, Reports to the general counsel relating to the Mark 15 Norden bombsight and the navy transport glider program, Related Records: Additional records concerning the Keep Commission under History: Established by consolidation of Office of Patents and Inventions see Coordinated naval research, development, and test activities; and activities relating to patents, inventions, trademarks, and copyrights.

History: Established December as a clearinghouse for ideas and inventions submitted to the Navy Department. Functions consolidated with those of Technical Aide see Reports of Thomas A. Edison, Correspondence of the Aide for Inventions, Redesignated Technical Aide, February Functions consolidated with those of Office of Inventions see Consolidated with Office of Patents and Inventions see Textual Records: Inventions case files, , with indexes. Correspondence and other records concerning inventions, ft.

History: Established October 19, Consolidated with OCRD see Textual Records: Patent case files, Records relating to German claims resulting from patent infringements, Records and reports relating to interferences, bulk History: Organized as a private body by Thomas A. Edison at the request of the Secretary of the Navy, July Functioned as a civilian advisory board on inventions.

Never formally dissolved.