Life As A G.I. In WWII

The video explores the US's transition from isolationism to active involvement in WWII, focusing on the draft, military training, and the life of a soldier. It highlights the challenges faced by soldiers, including harsh conditions and low morale, and discusses the post-war transition, including the GI Bill's role in helping veterans reintegrate into civilian life.

How did the military training process transform civilians into soldiers during World War Two?

What were the living conditions like for soldiers in the field, particularly regarding hygiene?

What was the Adjusted Service Rating Score, and how did it affect soldiers' return home after the war?

What were some of the psychological challenges faced by returning soldiers after World War Two?