Report of the Chief John R Bartlett to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy On
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R. 6346, introduced in the Fifty-fifth Congress, second session, but which carries out the suggestions above made, and I respectfully submit it for the considera- tion of the Department. (Appendix P. ) A ITnited States Naval Reserve organized on this basis would be com- petent to supply the personnel and to a large extent the matt'riel of a Naval Coast defense System. Judging from our recent experiences such a system should include: (1) An inshore jxdrol fieet, composed of reve- nue cutters, li...ght house tenders, and vessels already in the possession of the Department, or to be acquired for that purpose, and officered and manned by United States naval reserves belonging to («) the Revenue- Cutter Service, (?>) the Light-House Service, {c) those who come from the Naval Militia, {d) those who come from the merchant marine; (2) a coast signal service, consisting of specially erected signal stations and those established at lighthouses, life-saving stations, and Weather Bureau offices, officered and manned by United States naval reserves, {a) who come from the Naval Militia, (b) who belong to the United States Life-Saving Service, [c] who belong to the United States Light- House Service, and assisted by the observers of the Weather Bureau; (3) a port (jvard and torpedo Jieet, consisting of coast defense vessels, monitors and tori)edo boats, officered and manned by United Statesnaval reserves, (a) who come from the Naval Militia, {h) who come from the mer- chant marine; and (4) a navigating reserve, from which to supply the emergency needs of the Navy and the vacancies caused by casualties, comprising receiving ships or stations, at which in time of war should be assembled all the United States naval reserves from the various sources indicated who are qualified as seamen, except those detailed for duty 6827 2 18 UNITED STATES AUXILIARY NAVAL FORCE.
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R. 6346, introduced in the Fifty-fifth Congress, second session, but which carries out the suggestions above made, and I respectfully submit it for the considera- tion of the Department. (Appendix P. ) A ITnited States Naval Reserve organized on this basis would be com- petent to supply the personnel and to a large extent the matt'riel of a Naval Coast defense System. Judging from our recent experiences such a system should include: (1) An inshore jxdrol fieet, composed of reve- nue cutters, li...ght house tenders, and vessels already in the possession of the Department, or to be acquired for that purpose, and officered and manned by United States naval reserves belonging to («) the Revenue- Cutter Service, (?>) the Light-House Service, {c) those who come from the Naval Militia, {d) those who come from the merchant marine; (2) a coast signal service, consisting of specially erected signal stations and those established at lighthouses, life-saving stations, and Weather Bureau offices, officered and manned by United States naval reserves, {a) who come from the Naval Militia, (b) who belong to the United States Life-Saving Service, [c] who belong to the United States Light- House Service, and assisted by the observers of the Weather Bureau; (3) a port (jvard and torpedo Jieet, consisting of coast defense vessels, monitors and tori)edo boats, officered and manned by United Statesnaval reserves, (a) who come from the Naval Militia, {h) who come from the mer- chant marine; and (4) a navigating reserve, from which to supply the emergency needs of the Navy and the vacancies caused by casualties, comprising receiving ships or stations, at which in time of war should be assembled all the United States naval reserves from the various sources indicated who are qualified as seamen, except those detailed for duty 6827 2 18 UNITED STATES AUXILIARY NAVAL FORCE.
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