Springfield Armory progress reports, 1961-1967.

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Springfield Armory progress reports, 1961-1967.

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Quarterly progress reports prepared at the armory and submitted to the commander, including information on administration comptroller and programs, supply, installation facilities, legal, safety, operations, personnel and training, procurement and small business, quality assurance, and research engineering.

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Springfield Armory National Historical Site

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Springfield Armory (U.S.)

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