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A Vital Time A Critical Role: Volunteerism and Service

The Honorable Harris Wofford

June 2009

World War II brought a wave of unity America. Service became an expectation of all citizens--whether it was serving in the armed forces, volunteering at home, working overtime in war production or participating in the daily work of the American Red Cross.

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