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In this way the specialised medical needs of sailors , and of those who are in fact soldiers and airmen as well , are catered for by a single common medical service . They therefore consider that the argument against the establishment ...
In this way the specialised medical needs of sailors , and of those who are in fact soldiers and airmen as well , are catered for by a single common medical service . They therefore consider that the argument against the establishment ...
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Of course , we have air medicine in common with the Royal Air Force . I was thinking that Naval hygiene does not compare with either of the other two Services - take habitability in ships , for example . I think there are more problems ...
Of course , we have air medicine in common with the Royal Air Force . I was thinking that Naval hygiene does not compare with either of the other two Services - take habitability in ships , for example . I think there are more problems ...
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House of Commons ... there are four dominant considerations , all of which weigh against amalgamation :( a ) Although the three Services have certain medical needs in common , there are other needs which are peculiar to each Service .
House of Commons ... there are four dominant considerations , all of which weigh against amalgamation :( a ) Although the three Services have certain medical needs in common , there are other needs which are peculiar to each Service .
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 5 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 |
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