WAC recruiting V-5 CAP pilots

The transcript discusses the envy among girls over career choices between becoming a WAC or a WAVES officer. It also covers the expansion of an airport to accommodate flying cadets for primary training, who will later attend regular Army and Navy flying schools. Additionally, it mentions the formation of a full squadron in the Civilian Air Patrol with 25 amateur pilots already qualified.

What dilemma are the girls facing in the first section?

• Whether to stay in school or enlist

• Whether to become pilots or engineers

• Whether to become a WAC or a WAVES

• Whether to join the Army or the Navy

What significant change has occurred at the local airport?

• It has been closed for renovations

• It has been expanded to accommodate flying cadets

• It has been converted into a commercial airport

• It has been downsized due to budget cuts

What is the future plan for the flying cadets after their primary training?

• To join the Civilian Air Patrol

• To attend regular Army and Navy flying schools

• To become commercial pilots

• To return to their previous jobs

How many amateur pilots are already qualified in the Civilian Air Patrol squadron?

• 20

• 30

• 15

• 25

What is the role of the Civilian Air Patrol mentioned in the third section?

• To provide commercial flight services

• To conduct search and rescue operations

• To support the local community with aviation services

• To train military officers