Leave areas in France offered rest for American soldiers
The YMCA commemorates French leave areas created to refresh doughboys during World War I. These resorts in Aux-les-Bains and other sites provided housing, meals, entertainment, lectures, and activities while maintaining military oversight to ensure discipline and safety.
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YMCA efforts shape morale during the Great War
In World War I the YMCA organized recreation and relaxation for recruits and troops. Officers lacked time and experience, so welfare groups coordinated shows, training, and theater work across camps and overseas posts, expanding to film and large scale outreach.
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