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Thinking he was okay to go back and finish his studies he continued his junior year.\n Army recruiters came to the university later that year looking for college boys they could make into \"specialists.\"  In November 1942 Anson was recruited into the Enlisted Reserve Corps. In March 1943 Anson and 200 other men were sent to Fort Meade, Maryland where they were officially inducted into the army. He was then sent to Camp Wolters in Mineral Wells, Texas where he completed a thirteen-week infantry basic training.\n During his basic training, he fell ill with pneumonia and was sent home for five weeks. It was at this time in 1943 that he and his wife Doris wed. When he returned to Camp Wolters he was transferred to a replacement depot in McLean, Texas where he found himself as an escort guard at a prisoner of war camp. About a month later he was sent out of Newport News, New Jersey with a detachment aimed for Oran, Algeria to retrieve Italian and German prisoners of war. His detachment constructed a make-shift prisoner of war camp where they kept the Afrika Korps soldiers. While in North Africa Anson had many experiences with Italian and German prisoners of war as well as local Arabs.\n He and his guard company were then transferred to Campe Howze in Gainsville, Texas to guard about 4,000 incarcerated Germans. While there he volunteered to be a company clerk for a company of 250 Germans. Voorhees was later transferred to a prisoner of war camp in Tonkawa, Oklahoma where he was in charge of keeping personal records. After D-Day, he was sent to England and France where he worked at a replacement depot outside of Paris. Later Voorhees was assigned to the Engineering Petroleum Distribution Headquarters and helped oversee the construction of pipelines and the tracking of gasoline. After a knee injury, he was sent back to Jersey City, New Jersey for surgery. 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