Army Hospitals Call for 22 000 Trained Women Workers
In World War II style appeal, the Army seeks 22,000 technically trained women to serve as WACs in U S Army hospitals. Qualified women are needed for medical technicians to staff wards surgeries and labs domestically so wounded soldiers can be sent overseas and recover faster.
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Women urged to join WAC as medical technicians
Rousing appeal invites women to enlist in the Women’s Army Corps as Medical Technicians. It promises immediate hospital assignment for qualified applicants or free technical training for newcomers, with postings through U S Army Recruiting Stations.
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