At least 10% of the total starch in a typical Western diet is resistant starch, which acts very much like fermentable fiber. In general, starchy foods that contain RS Type 1 and RS Type 2 will yield greater amounts of resistant starch than any other foods, especially compared to fully cooked starches.
By World War II it had been generally accepted that the Marine Corps is not an integral part of the Navy, but is a part of the Naval Establishment, and that only the Secretary of the Navy as the Deputy of the President has authority to give direct orders to the Commandant of the Corps.
Nowhere in the Act is the Marine Corps described as part of the Navy, or of the Army. The working of the Act led to much argument for many years as to the legal status of the Marine Corps with respect to the other armed services of the Federal Government.