An appeal to women for wartime medical technicians
In the vast war effort the United States seeks 22,000 technically trained women to serve as medical technicians in Army hospitals. Wounded soldiers flow home while the need to staff wards surgeries and labs grows. Women volunteers can replace technicians to speed recovery and enable frontline troops to deploy overseas.
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Women urged to enlist as medical technicians in Army hospital
Patriotic appeal invites women to join the Women’s Army Corps as Medical Technicians in U S Army hospitals. Eligible applicants pass tests for free technical training and on the job experience, with recruitment via local Army stations or a coupon mail‑in option.
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