Two Million More Women Needed for War Plants
War manpower officials say nearly two million more women must join war industry by year end, equal to last year’s industrial surge. The Census reports about four million women are available, with 1,990,000 already in factory and related work between 1942 and 1943.
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New Two Man Carry Litter Designed for Easier Transport
Lieut. Col. S. II. Bingham unveils a new two man carrying litter. The design eases strain on bearers and casualty, enabling smoother movement over narrow tracks through jungles or mountainous terrain.
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