Civilian Conservation Corps
Civilian Conservation Corps recruits arrive to set up their first reforestation work camp, Powell's Fort, Virginia, April 18, 1933. The CCC was a New Deal-era massive environmental improvement program that recruited nearly 3 million young American men from 1933-1942. The men were paid $1/day. (Photo by New York Times Co./Getty Images)
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