Word: personnel
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Recently the press has commented frequently upon America's achievements in our first war year. The increase of the Army from a personnel of 212,000 to 1,652,000, and the Navy from 84,000 to 352,000 has been justly praised. But there is another item in our military preparation that is more important, yet which has not been accorded its just praise. That item is morale. The strengthening of American morale within the last twelvemonth has been as inspiring as the creation of our martial hosts...
...Parker '96, U. S. N., commander of the Cadet School of the First Naval District, has been detached from his position as head of the Ensign School and is now military chief of the First Naval District. In this new capacity Captain Parker will have charge of the military personnel of this division of the Navy, serving as one of the four aides of Admiral Wood, commandant of the First Naval District. Captain Parker was placed in command of the Ensign School by the Navy Department last June, when it was situated at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology...
...Civilian Personnel Division, Ordnance Department, U. S. A., can employ for the three summer months students who have had training in Chemistry, Mechanics, Mechanical Drawing or Office Work. Good salaries are paid. Men who are interested should apply to Mr. Allen W. Jackson, Civilian Personnel Division, Ordnance Department, 45 Bromfield street, Boston...
...Personnel of Finance Committee...
...Emergency Hospital Unit has been established by Massachusetts to meet all necessities for hospital work arising from sources within the state such as fires, explosions and wrecks, or other maritime accidents taking place off the coast. The personnel of the unit is under the direct charge of Lieutenant Colonel Harold Giddings, U. S. M. R. C., who has been responsible for the erection of the up-to-date hospital within the drill hall of the Commonwealth Armory...