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EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

Equipment ran the gamut from large buildings to hos-
pital bed rests. It included: service buildings erected by
the Red Cross at army camps in the United States; Red
Cross recreation buildings provided by the Army or Navy
in hospital zones and equipped by the Red Cross with
pianos, radios, motion picture projectors, pool tables, and
other game equipment and comfortable furnishings; arts
and skills materials and tools, movie projectors, radio head
sets, bed rests—for use in hospital wards; recreation huts
built by the Army and the Red Cross and furnished by the
Red Cross at lonely airfields and outposts; buildings leased
and remodeled by the Army and equipped by the Red
Cross with special furnishings, for use as Red Cross clubs
overseas; clubmobiles—motor vans and trucks—with coffee
and music-making and picture-projection equipment pro-
vided by the Red Cross; furniture and entertainment
equipment for United States dayrooms supplied | the
Red Cross Camp and Hospital Councils.

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