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We are committed to raise a large army , an army of nearly eleven million people — the largest in our history . We are committed to provide , by the end of this year , the largest industrial army in our history to produce implements of ...
We are committed to raise a large army , an army of nearly eleven million people — the largest in our history . We are committed to provide , by the end of this year , the largest industrial army in our history to produce implements of ...
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In December , 1941 , he was selected for service and went through the usual induction into the Army . The local selective service board was undoubtedly aware of the fact that the family was considered somewhat unstable and that an older ...
In December , 1941 , he was selected for service and went through the usual induction into the Army . The local selective service board was undoubtedly aware of the fact that the family was considered somewhat unstable and that an older ...
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... Servicemen ; U. S. Army ; U. S. Navy Army : social work , 10 ; largest in our history , 15 , 16 ; considers all health factors , 202 ; Japanese in , 307 , 317 ; hospital social service , 324 , 326 ; use of universities , 326 ; see ...
... Servicemen ; U. S. Army ; U. S. Navy Army : social work , 10 ; largest in our history , 15 , 16 ; considers all health factors , 202 ; Japanese in , 307 , 317 ; hospital social service , 324 , 326 ; use of universities , 326 ; see ...
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A Nonprofessional View of the Opportunities and Mission | 6 |
The Mobilization of Manpower William Haber | 15 |
Absenteeism and Turnover Charles P Taft | 26 |
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