The poster was enormously popular and used extensively during World War I ... However, they remain an important part of the military’s history and offer insight into the social and cultural ...

It was produced by an artist in the War Production Board. After World War II, posters continued to be used by the military, two iconic ones being the Marine Corps' "We Don't Promise You a Rose ...

A recent Army recruiting poster appeared to show an image that should intrigue anyone interested in enlisting. An excited, alert, military working ... recruiting commands used the same photo ...

James Montgomery Flagg's familiar Uncle Sam poster, used in World War I military recruiting, makes a revival appearance near recruiting headquarters on E street in Washington in 1961. (Bob Schutz ...

Nazi propaganda images served far more purposes than only being election campaign posters — as seen here Adolf Hitler didn't lose any time in getting the military ready for war, and he made sure ...

James Montgomery Flagg’s familiar Uncle Sam poster used in World War I military recruiting makes a revival appearance near recruiting headquarters on E street in Washington on Dec. 8 ...

It also produced these clever training posters, which show in a very visual way how the symbols used on Soviet military maps corresponded to things in the real world. The posters offer insight ...

Retronaut collected and translated a series of Soviet posters from the 1950s aimed at preventing information reaching U.S. spies inside the U.S.S.R. 1958: "Do not talk! Strictly keep the military ...

The military took its prophylactics campaign seriously, but that didn’t mean its VD posters couldn’t have a little fun. One US Navy training film from 1942, USS VD: Ship of Shame, urged ...

Click the image to see it in its full glory. Pop Chart Lab, master of the infographic poster, has a new offering showing every major combat system of the U.S. Military. The comprehensive poster ...