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The program was designed to prepare secondary school students for possible military service and participation in the war effort

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Army, V Corps "Victory Corps" Mug Size:11oz and unwavering commitment to defendingThe Victory Corps was an American program during the Second World War that provided military training to male and female high school students. On September 25, 1942, Commissioner of Education John W. Studebaker[1], in conjunction with United States Departments of War, Navy, and Civil Aeronautics, established the Victory Corps[2]. The program was designed to prepare secondary school students for possible military service and participation in the war