I have introduced H.R. 34, which would expand the name of the Department of the Navy to be Navy and Marine Corps. Mr. Speaker, we have four services that stand alone that represent the greatness of our men and women in uniform, the Army, the Navy, the Air Force and the Marine Corps. Mr. Speaker, all these services have great heritage and great history. The Marine Corps and the Navy are a team. Both are separate under the Department of Navy. The Marine Corps is not part of the Navy. The Navy is not part of the Marine Corps. It is under the Department of the Navy. Mr. Speaker, I think it is important to recognize that the four services should be appreciated and recognized separately. I think it is important that the Marine Corps and the Navy, which are a team and remain a team, that the coach of the team, in this case which is the Secretary of the Navy, carry the name Secretary of Navy and Marine Corps. Mr. Speaker, this is the third year that this bill has been introduced.
Walter B. Jones: “I have introduced H.R. 34, which would expand the name of the Department of the Navy to be Navy and Marine Corps. Mr.…”
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Introducing H.R. 34 to expand the name of the Department of the Navy to include the Marine Corps.
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