Executive Order 328-C

Executive Order 328-C
by President of the United States
Prescribing Compensation for Enlisted Men of the Navy Detailed as Ship's Tailors

◄ Executive Order 328-B

Executive Order 329 ►

Signed by President Theodore Roosevelt Friday, June 2, 1905

Published: General Orders, No. 186, Navy Dept., June 5, 1905

See the Notes section for a list of Executive Orders affected by or related to the issuance of this Executive Order.

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Any enlisted man of the Navy detailed to perform the duties of ‘‘ship's tailor’’ on board of a vessel having a complement of six hundred men or more, exclusive of marines, shall receive twenty dollars per month in addition to the monthly pay of his rating; on a vessel having a complement of from three hundred to six hundred men, exclusive of marines, fifteen dollars per month in addition to the monthly pay of his rating; on a vessel having a complement of less than three hundred men, exclusive of marines, ten dollars per month in addition to the monthly pay of his rating. Any enlisted man of the Navy detailed as ‘‘tailor's helper’’ on board of a vessel having a complement of six hundred men or more, exclusive of marines, shall receive ten dollars per month in addition to the monthly pay of his rating: Provided, That the total pay of an enlisted man detailed to perform the duties of ‘‘ship's tailor’’ shall not exceed fifty dollars per month, and of ‘‘tailor's helper’’ shall not exceed forty dollars per month.

Theodore Roosevelt⁠

The White House,

June 2, 1905.

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