Word: enlisting
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...civilian between those ages who is not now in the Army and who desires to seek a commission can enlist and attend a replacement training center with the knowledge that at the end of his training he can compete with his fellows for an opportunity to attend a further three months' course for a commission...
Known as the Candidates Class for Commission, the training course at present plans, but does not guarantee that men who enlist under it will be allowed to stay in college, and will be given six months' notice if called before their studies are completed. An exception to this rule is the Senior who signs up this February, for he may be called up for the May class...
Students in college have the opportunity, in the next few days, to enlist in the Finance Department of the Army, A. James Casner, professor at the Law School and head of the Student Defense Service Committee, announced yesterday. This chance is very limited and immediate action by all men interested is advisable, he added...
...enlistments now open in the Finance Department are for privates but the men in this Department have the same opportunities for advancement that are open to men who enlist in other departments of the Army. Anyone interested in this opportunity should communicate at once with Lt.-Col. George J. Place, 7 Willow Street, Lynn, Massachusetts...
...opened courses to men with engineering, scientific, or mathematical training to fill the all important ground staff. These men who will also be known as Aviation Cadets and receive a commission as Second Lieutenants in the Army Air Corps at the completion of their training, can enlist in armament, engineering, communications, meteorology and photography...