What Our Red Cross Is What Our Red Cross Is
The American Red Cross, by act of Congress, is the official medium of communication between the people and the Army and Navy. President Wilson endorses a centralized war council and calls for broad citizen support to fund and staff relief. The organization coordinates base hospitals, nursing training, and emergency supplies for U.S. forces, with abroad commissions aiding France, Belgium, Italy, and Britain in disaster relief and refugee care.
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The Soldier the Sailor and the Red Cross
The Red Cross acts as the people’s agent to aid soldiers and sailors, coordinating with government care. It staffs field directors, canteens, and home services at 700 railroad points, ships supplies, and supports prisoners in Germany, with logistics in France for wounded and recovering troops.
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Red Cross relief efforts across the globe in 1917
A report highlights American Red Cross experts dispatched for relief, noting restoration work by skilled labor. It recalls China’s 1917 disaster displacing one million people, with $100 million in losses, and praises Red Cross action aiding governments and soldiers, alongside tuberculosis campaigns in France and wartime aid to Britain and Italy.
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