By the end of 1864, the Confederate Army's Subsistence Department had unpaid requisitions of over $34 million, the Quartermaster's Department $108 million, the Trans-Mississippi Division $60 million and the War Department $178 million, with an additional $180 million in authorized appropriations for which requisitions had yet to be submitted.
The purpose of this investigation was to determine the rates at which requisitions currently meet these criteria and to assess the effectiveness of a simple intervention designed to improve them.
The flyleaf of his translation of Sir Gawain, for instance, mentions "an adventure of a certain knight, during which Professor Silverstein commanded an Air Force unit which requisitioned the Eiffel Tower".
Schenck had initiated black recruitment under orders from the War Department, which requisitioned more manpower after Robert E. Lee's summertime invasion of Pennsylvania showed Baltimore's and Washington's potential vulnerability to Confederate attack.
The solution presented itself in the form of thousands of homes, parks, schools and buildings up and down the country, which were requisitioned or volunteered for use as auxiliary military hospitals or convalescence homes.
Delphine was designed by Henry John Gielow of New York, who had built previous much-loved yachts for the Dodge brothers; Horace's sister once wrote a teary farewell poem to another of the family's yachts, the Gielow-designed Nokomis, which was requisitioned by the U.S. Navy.
Dughan avoided the hamlet where until recently locals had lived, which had been requisitioned, with only minor scandal.
In October Lindet assumed direction of the Central Food Committee, which was to requisition food and military supplies for the troops.
Some were created in former concentration camps, others were parts of towns, which had been requisitioned by the Allies.
HSAs disbursed the same drugs, in the same packaging, as health facilities, and were to collect resupplies of drugs from their nearest health facility, which in turn requisitioned resupplies from national and regional medical stores.
Oddest were the days we set off in David Astor's Bentley which she managed to requisition, together with Jimmy the uniformed chauffeur.
