Captain Clark Gable In Recruitment PSA

Clark Gable, after his Hollywood career, served as a photographic officer in the army, participating in missions over enemy territory. He addresses young Americans, emphasizing the need for more aviation cadets and reservists. Gable also highlights the significant contributions of women in the war effort, urging more to join.

What role did Clark Gable take on after his Hollywood career?

• A pilot

• A navigator

• A photographic officer

• A bombardier

What was Captain Gable's message to young Americans?

• To work in factories

• To become actors

• To join the navy

• To enlist as aviation cadets

Which group did Captain Gable emphasize as needing more recruits?

• Experienced pilots

• Civil engineers

• 17-year-old enlisted reservists

• Senior officers

What was the general perception of the WACs' work overseas?

• Unimportant

• Easy to replace

• Hard work and important

• Not needed

What did Captain Gable hope for regarding women and the WACs?

• That they would become pilots

• That they would work in factories

• That every girl and her sister would sign up

• That they would stay home