Soldiers being treated in a tent.
This file appears in: Stories from the Sprague Log: 1945: Sprague Electric's Wartime Production

American military personnel throughout the Second World War donated their blood to military blood drives in order to provide the much-needed plasma to troops who were wounded in combat, and many civilians stepped up to continue to help strengthen the US military medical system for American warriors in combat by assisting with the creation of that medical system.
This file appears in: Stories from the Sprague Log: 1945: Sprague Electric's Wartime Production
Stories from the Sprague Log: 1945: Sprague Electric's Wartime Production
Following the United States entry into World War II in 1941, companies like Sprague Electric leaned towards war production. It was not just the company’s production that aided in the war effort, but…