American Women's Voluntary Service Train For Winter Service, Skiing

The video discusses volunteer training at Lake Placid by the American Women's voluntary services, highlighting the adaptation of uniforms and transportation to snowy conditions. It describes a simulated air raid drill involving the evacuation of children by dog sled to a nearby shelter, emphasizing the practicality of such methods in various regions. The importance of preparedness in both rural and urban areas is underscored.

Who organizes the volunteers at Lake Placid?

• National Guard

• American Women's Voluntary Services

• Lake Placid Community Center

• Metropolitan Volunteer Group

What is unique about the training at Lake Placid compared to the metropolis?

• It focuses on urban evacuation.

• It is adapted for snow and cold temperatures.

• It is shorter in duration.

• It includes water rescue techniques.

What method is used to evacuate the school during the air raid simulation?

• By helicopter

• By foot

• By dog sled

• By bus

Why are these evacuation drills considered practical?

• They are cost-effective.

• They are suitable for many regions.

• They are quick to execute.

• They require minimal training.

What is emphasized as necessary for both rural and urban areas?

• Advanced technology

• Complete preparedness

• Increased funding

• More volunteers