During World War II,the United States military services

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While the military officially prohibited extramarital relationships, it was more lenient in practice and often did not actively persecute soldiers who engaged in illicit heterosexual relationships. Homosexuality, however, was strictly prohibited and punishable by dishonorable discharge.

Answer: A, D 
 The United Service Organizations (USO) was established during World War II to provide leisure and entertainment services to American servicemen. While the USO did not have the primary purpose of recruiting new soldiers, it did work closely with the military to promote enlistment and boost morale. It also encouraged USO hostesses to form relationships with servicemen in order to build connections and support the soldiers emotionally.

Answer: E 
 During the war, it became a popular tradition to paint pin-up girls or "bathing beauties" on military planes. However, in 1943, the United States Army Air Forces issued a directive banning this practice, stating that it was inappropriate and disrespectful to women.

During World War II,the United States Military Services