On the record
Unless we now provide with ample forethought for the medical needs of the Army and Navy, appalling suffering of a preventable kind is sure to occur if ever the country goes to war.
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Roosevelt emphasizes the importance of preparing medical services for the military to prevent suffering in wartime.
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