Military Policy of the American Legion
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I think the fact should be given your committee, because j'ou should realize that the.se citizens' camps are not a distinctive growth along military lines, not correlated M'ith the training of the citizen part of the Army of the United States.
Senator Fletcher. These enlisted reserves may or may not l)e National Guard?
Mr. Markey. Oh, yes. That is the Organized Reserves.
Mr. CosB\^ The whole object of these citizens' camps is to give them an oppor- tunity for training men who have not had it ot...herwise, to get them interested in the subject, and then act as feeders for the National Guard and also the enlisted reserves.
The Chairman. Hew did the camps turn out this last summer?
Mr. Cosby. They were extraordinarily successful, sir, from the point of view of appearance of the boys ; the boys themselves, 90 to 95 per cent of them, want to come back this year. Also from the point of view of the employers. We found in the actual recruiting that young men could not give 30 days in many instances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think the fact should be given your committee, because j'ou should realize that the.se citizens' camps are not a distinctive growth along military lines, not correlated M'ith the training of the citizen part of the Army of the United States.
Senator Fletcher. These enlisted reserves may or may not l)e National Guard?
Mr. Markey. Oh, yes. That is the Organized Reserves.
Mr. CosB\^ The whole object of these citizens' camps is to give them an oppor- tunity for training men who have not had it ot...herwise, to get them interested in the subject, and then act as feeders for the National Guard and also the enlisted reserves.
The Chairman. Hew did the camps turn out this last summer?
Mr. Cosby. They were extraordinarily successful, sir, from the point of view of appearance of the boys ; the boys themselves, 90 to 95 per cent of them, want to come back this year. Also from the point of view of the employers. We found in the actual recruiting that young men could not give 30 days in many instances.
What to read after Military Policy of the American Legion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Congress. Senate. Committee On Military Affairs to read onlineMoreLess
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