Original U.S. WWII 1943 Propaganda Poster - Doing All You Can Brother? Buy War Bonds Japanese Marines thus warning the soldier of

thus warning the soldier of its presence (though rather late to do much about it

the first battalion came upon and occupied another prison camp

Volume 1 by Jeff Warner

Textured paint is much harder to find on these helmets

Was familiar with all types of hand weapons including automatic weapons and hand grenades

Original U.S. WWII 1943 Propaganda Poster - Doing All You Can Brother? Buy War Bonds Japanese Marines thus warning the soldier ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This 1943 dated, U. S. Government Printing Office War Bonds poster features an injured and bandaged U. S. Army 2nd Lieutenant in front of a desolate war torn environment, looking towards the viewer and posing the question: "Doing all you can, Brother?" in hopes to encourage at home citizens to purchase war bonds. The artwork is by Robert Sloan. The poster is offered in near mint condition with only faint fold marks.