The educational program for forestry training in Biarritz, France, highlights post-war U.S. Army initiatives.
Following the close of World War II hostilities, the U. S. Army placed in operation a large-scale educational program in the European Theater. Three American universities, established as primary components of this program, were located in Florence, Italy, Shrivenham, England, and Biarritz, France. The author, an Army captain, was stationed at Biarritz as a member of the forestry faculty, and here describes how that department was conducted and the kind of training given the students.
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