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In consideration of the vacancies for Special Forces and lower graded cadres in the army garrison in India and the expeditionary force in Burma, and also because the Allies needed a large number of translators in China, [[Chiang Kai-shek]] launched a campaign that appealed to '''100,000 educated youth to volunteer for service.''' | In consideration of the vacancies for Special Forces and lower graded cadres in the army garrison in India and the expeditionary force in Burma, and also because the Allies needed a large number of translators in China, [[Chiang Kai-shek]] launched a campaign that appealed to '''100,000 educated youth to volunteer for service.''' | ||
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In consideration of the vacancies for Special Forces and lower graded cadres in the army garrison in India and the expeditionary force in Burma, and also because the Allies needed a large number of translators in China, Chiang Kai-shek launched a campaign that appealed to 100,000 educated youth to volunteer for service.
