A Call For Army Nurses

The transcript discusses the urgent need for military personnel and the president's call for universal military training. It highlights the importance of such training as a key factor in maintaining peace after World War II, as emphasized by Mr. Roosevelt.

What was the president's stance on the drafting of individuals?

• He urged that they be drafted.

• He thought it should be delayed.

• He believed it was unnecessary.

• He was indifferent to the idea.

What was the primary reason for the urgent drafting of individuals?

• To fill vacant positions in the government.

• To meet pressing military requirements.

• To support educational programs.

• To boost the economy.

Why is universal military training considered essential?

• To reduce military expenses.

• To maintain peace after the war.

• To ensure national security.

• To increase the number of soldiers.

Who emphasized the need for universal military training after World War II?

• The Vice President

• The Secretary of Defense

• The Prime Minister

• President Roosevelt

How did Mr. Roosevelt view universal military training in relation to peace?

• As an essential factor in maintaining peace.

• As irrelevant to peace.

• As a hindrance to peace.

• As a temporary measure for peace.