U S Has Job To Get Rid of Liberty Ships
Washington report notes the Liberty ships built for wartime use are now surplus and costly to maintain. More than 2,000 similar vessels await sale or rent as peacetime competition and aging design raise concerns about their future utility. About 200 ships may be sold to foreigners, with most likely ending up in commercial or bread river sites.
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Women Form Own Veteran Posts in U S Navy Test Era
Women form own veteran posts as many serve in World War II and later. The Grand Army of the Republic debates admitting women as full members while the Veterans of Foreign Wars considers amending rules to include nurses and WACs. Auxiliary groups grow, and Legion posts increasingly recruit servicewomen into new or auxiliary posts nationwide.
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