File:American soldiers taking a predecessor of the Army Alpha - November 1917.jpg
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English: This is an image from the U.S. National Archives of soldiers taking a predecessor of the Army Alpha (probably Examination a) at Camp Lee, Virginia in November 1917. Examination a was revised in January 1918 to create the Army Alpha, and latter replaced Examination a completely within a few months.
Español: Imagen de los Archivos Nacionales de los EEUU de soldados tomando un predecesor del Army Alpha (probablemente Examination a) en Camp Lee, Virginia, en noviembre de 1917. Examination a fue revisado en enero de 1918 para crear el Army Alpha y éste reemplazó Examination a completamente dentro de pocos meses. |
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| Source | Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer, 1860-1985 (Record Group 111, image 111-SC-387). This is a cropped version of the image available online in the National Archives at https://catalog.archives.gov/id/55162121 |
| Author | U.S. War Department, November 1917. |
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Image is cropped from an online image in the U.S. National Archives, available at https://catalog.archives.gov/id/55162121 . Original image title is 111-SC-387 - Psychological test for recuits at CAmp Lee, VA, 11/1917.
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