Military

Colorful World War II Posters: A Message from the U.S. Government
During World War II the United States government used colorful and catchy posters to build public support for the war and remind pilots, mechanics, and other aviation workers to follow best practices for safety, resource preservation, and efficiency.
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World War II aviation poster that reads "build more b-29's"

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