Word: roster
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...that score evidence already existed, especially in the air branch, that the Navy meant what it said. The Navy's roster listed many a naval air reservist of captain's rank. Two former aviation reservists who stayed in after the last war were al ready respected flag officers: Rear Admiral George Henderson, Rear Admiral Alfred M. Pride...
Boasting a powerful roster of former college stars, the PT gridmen are one of the most highly touted teams in the East. Possible starter for the Raiders is Torbie Macdonald, one-time Crimson half-back and captain, who is in top shape once more after returning from 16 months of duty in the Pacific...
Repertory Theater. There are no theaters in Russia which, like Broadway's, show the same play night after night. They are all repertory theaters. They are organized, furthermore, as self-sufficient organisms. Each maintains its own stable of actors, its roster of directors, designers, costumers and musicians, its own traditions...
...handsome, classic auditorium, the San Francisco Opera last week opened its 22nd season with Aïda. A capacity house was pardonably proud, from the cheering galleries to the McNears, Ehrmans and Fleishhackers in their beige and gilt boxes. A roster of the finest stars (many from the Metropolitan), a superb orchestra (the San Francisco Symphony) and a well trained municipal chorus would present four weeks of repertory as elegant as any city could boast. Then the company would move down to Los Angeles, where it would give a Hollywood-studded audience the only really grand opera Los Angeles ever...
...Number of units to be reduced, and remaining units to be brought to full-roster strength and physical fitness...