Variety Of Navy Soldiers Who Buy Bonds

The transcript highlights the contributions of Navy personnel like McDonald, Doris Edmonds, and Lieutenant JC Hopkins in purchasing bonds to support the war effort. McDonald, despite not being wealthy, buys six $100 bonds annually. Doris Edmonds is a consistent participant in the Navy bond allotment. Lieutenant JC Hopkins, stationed at the Navy Hospital in Bethesda, also invests in bonds, demonstrating the collective effort of Navy members in supporting the war financially.

What is notable about McDonald's financial habits?

• He saves all his money.

• He invests in stocks.

• He buys six $100 bonds every year.

• He spends all his money on luxuries.

What role does Doris Edmonds hold in the Navy?

• First-class officer

• Third-class specialist

• Fourth-class technician

• Second-class engineer

Where is Lieutenant JC Hopkins located during the narrative?

• At a Navy base in California

• At a training camp in Texas

• In a Navy Hospital in Bethesda, MD

• On a ship in the Pacific

What do McDonald and Lieutenant JC Hopkins have in common?

• Both are Navy nurses.

• Both are committed bond buyers.

• Both are stationed in the Pacific.

• Both are wealthy individuals.

What is the primary theme of the narrative?

• The challenges of naval warfare.

• The daily life of Navy nurses.

• The financial habits of Navy personnel.

• The importance of military strategy.