Parks trained enlisted Army Air Corps flight mechanics

Parks trained enlisted Army Air Corps flight mechanics for six months at a time before sending them to Army airfields around the world. The Army planned to train 100,000 men in these specialties when the program began. The number of men increased in keeping with the number of aircraft. (c. 1940-1944...

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1. autor:	Unknown creator; St. Louis University
Format:	Online
Wydane:	1940
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