The story of Good Friday and Easter Day is dramatized through "man-on-the-street" interviews with some of the characters who witnessed those events. As a radio reporter tries to obtain details of the crucifixion, readers receive the viewpoints of many people, from children and a Roman soldier to a rabbi and some of the disciples.

The Government must show how the excellent medical care being delivered to injured service personnel will continue long after the memory of the Afghan Operation fades. This report, which gives praise to the first class medical treatment provided for the Armed Forces, questions whether the support for injured personnel will be sustainable over the long term. In particular, the committee is concerned about the number of people who may go on to develop severe and life-limiting, physical, mental health, alcohol or neurological problems. There is still a question mark over whether the Government as a whole fully understands the likely future demands and related costs

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Committee Serial No. 1. Considers legislation to require congressional approval for DOD public land withdrawal or reservation for defense purposes. Includes H. Rpt. 85-215 on H.R. 5538, a clean bill introduced after consideration of H.R. 627, Mar. 21, 1957 (p. 255-339).

Committee Serial No. 55. Investigates allegations of improper and inefficient utilization of military personnel. Focuses on proposal for use of civilian personnel for many noncombat military jobs and improper use of military personnel to perform personal services for superiors.