U.S. Secretary of the Army Robert Stevens urges people to write letters to overseas soldiers

The Secretary of the Army shares his experiences visiting the 8th Army in the Far East and the 7th Army in Europe, highlighting their excellent conditions and the pride they bring to Americans. He emphasizes the importance of mail call for soldiers overseas and encourages people to write letters to support them.

What did the Secretary of the Army observe about the 8th and 7th Armies during his visits?

• They were poorly equipped.

• They were well clothed, fed, and equipped.

• They were not respected by the American people.

• They were struggling with morale.

Why does the Secretary believe the American people can be proud of the 8th and 7th Armies?

• Because they have the most soldiers

• Because they have the most advanced technology

• Because they are well equipped and maintained

• Because they are the largest armies

According to the Secretary, what is more important to soldiers overseas than mess call?

• Receiving new equipment

• Mail call

• Visiting family

• Training exercises

What does the Secretary hope people will do for soldiers overseas?

• Send them money

• Send them food packages

• Write them a letter

• Visit them in person

What is the Secretary's call to action regarding communication with soldiers?

• To write letters regularly

• To make phone calls

• To send emails

• To send video messages