Army Moms Help Soldiers With Uniform Repairs
About 500 women from Atlantic City and nearby areas volunteered as army moms to assist enlisted personnel by shortening sleeves lengthening trousers repairing rips sewing on chevrons and performing other services. Soldiers contribute by buying wings for their adopted moms. Mrs Helen Neppell is shown sewing on a button for a soldier.
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