UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 
FOREST SERVICE 
WASHINGTON 25, D.C. 
IN REPLY REFER TO 
To a Prospective Forest Service Engineer: 
Challenging opportunities await you as a Forest Service engineer. 
Just as you may be looking for us, we are looking for you. Especially 
if you are the kind that will be satisfied only with the best in a 
career position. 
To try to reach you we have written this booklet. It tells about 
the U. S. Forest Service--what it is, what it does, how it operates, 
and what it offers the graduate engineer. But of course a mere booklet 
cannot tell the whole story of our varied and interesting engineering 
activities. We hope it will kindle a spark that will lead you on to 
find out more. Our engineers and personnel people will gladly fill in 
details, answer any questions you may have. 
Much of our work is done on the National Forests in some of the 
most spectacular country in the world. Many intangible rewards are 
yours in helping to protect, manage, and use the great forest re- 
sources of the Nation--the water, wood, forage, wildlife, and outdoor 
recreation. Since variety is a keynote in Forest Service engineering, 
you quickly gain a well-rounded experience. 
If these obvious career advantages appeal to you, I invite you 
to read the booklet. If you like what you find here--and frankly I 
think you will--I invite you to become a FOREST SERVICE ENGINEER. 
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