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Navy Educational Program. Elementary and secondary schools. Mathematics and science the basic requirements for all technical work. The purpose of this series of posters of the Training Division, Bureau of Naval Personnel, is to educate American youth with certain desired basic educational qualifications a an aid to them in increasing their proficiency in the armed services and industry ... [signed ] Randall Jacobs ... Chief of Naval Personnel

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Title: Navy Educational Program. Elementary and secondary schools. Mathematics and science the basic requirements for all technical work. The purpose of this series of posters of the Training Division, Bureau of Naval Personnel, is to educate American youth with certain desired basic educational qualifications a an aid to them in increasing their proficiency in the armed services and industry ... [signed ] Randall Jacobs ... Chief of Naval Personnel
Creator: United States. Department of the Navy. Bureau of Naval Personnel. Training Division
Date Created and/or Issued: June 15, 1942
Contributing Institution: Hoover Institution
Collection: Hoover Institution Digital Collections
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Type: image
Identifier: XX343.25583
Relation: Poster collection

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