Roosevelt's Tree Army: I.

Focuses on employment camps offered by Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in the U.S. Social importance of CCC camps; Need of depressed youth to pass though these camps; Objectives of CCC camps to prevent the nation's male youth from becoming semi-criminal and to make possible conservation of work on large scale; Success of the camps in fighting unemployment; Impact of CCC camps in the economic, political and social advancement of the U.S.; Efforts made by the camps to deal with the problem of soil conservation; Responsibilities of Robert Fechner, head of CCC in the coordination with the U.S. War Department.