German and British youths trained for war in wartime drives
A long feature outlines how Germany and England enlist and train boys in military skills, from navigation and signaling to shipboard drills. It discusses naval and land practices, youth corps, and the belief that future battlefields may see regiments of young volunteers, with both nations preparing youths for possible conscription and combat.
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England
Germany
Aenger Ateurdt
Geronig
Gormyiny
Waitlone
Ani Auutora
Hoya
Tnet
Englend
Gon Yory Temple
Drake
Lie
United States
Teont Ag Drominera
Hatsle
Gohrilla
Nick Carter
Wientre
Chia
Toslas
Tonion
AldahNdron
Bagiei
Lessons In First Aid To Injured Soldiers And War Echoes
A garbled 19th century text extols first aid training for youths and urges universal military readiness. It contrasts German and American attitudes, notes voluntary service, and discusses patriotism, recruiting, and civic duty amid looming conflict with a mix of quoted dialogues and cultural references.
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Standard
Ogden, Utar
Réoraita
Waintog Abloe
Tana
Thatring TN
Arminary
Geemany Pever
Wooderatt
Ray
Nieed
Ovary Dia
Woran
Weber
Rvanani
Ley
Great Britain
Agen
Oruch An
London
Clark
Balyer
Sorey Salter
Reniaurtig
Lennie
Abe
Br Phe
Rees