Women Needed: Be Medical Technicians for U.S. Army Hospitals
An effort calls for 22 000 technically trained women to serve as medical technicians in U S Army hospitals across the United States. Wacs would replace technicians, aiding wounded soldiers overseas and at home. Training is free for the inexperienced, with immediate assignment possible after basic training. Enlist or contact a local Army Recruiting Station.
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