The board's findings will assist me in determining any further steps which should be taken by the Executive Branch of the Government to assure the highest degree of safety, and to formulate proposals to the Congress for any necessary legislation.
Harry Truman: “The board's findings will assist me in determining any further steps which should be taken by the Executive Branch of…”
On the recordJune 14, 1947
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Letter Appointing Members of a Special Board of Inquiry on Air Safety
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