Women Training to Be WAAC officers

The video provides an overview of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAC) training at Fort Des Moines, Iowa. It highlights the rigorous training process, including classroom instruction and practical skills like servicing and driving Jeeps. Physical fitness is emphasized through calisthenics. The video notes that most trainees will be eligible for commissions soon, and the WAC aims to expand to 150,000 members, each releasing a man for combat duty.

What is the primary location for the WAC training mentioned in the video?

• Fort Bragg, NC

• Fort Benning, GA

• Fort Hood, TX

• Fort Des Moines, IA

What is one of the key roles of WAC officers after their training?

• To lead international missions

• To become combat soldiers

• To become instructors for new contingents

• To manage military finances

Which skill is taught to some of the WAC members during their training?

• Operating heavy machinery

• Navigating naval ships

• Flying aircraft

• Servicing and driving Jeeps

What physical activity is mandatory for every WAC member?

• Cycling

• Running marathons

• Calisthenics

• Swimming

How many WAC members are expected to be in auxiliary service eventually?

• 200,000

• 150,000

• 100,000

• 50,000