WW2 U S Propaganda Poster "Together We Can Do It! Keep'em Firing", WWII American

Description: For sale WW2 American propaganda poster together we can do it. Keep'em firing Great War Relics Military Stuff Shop WW2 American propaganda poster "TOGETHER WE CAN DO IT! KEEP'EM FIRING!". High quality reproduction of original 1940's years print SPECIFICATIONS: * The price is for one framed or unframed poster. * Handling time: 1-3 business days. * Available posters sizes are: 5.8 x 8.3 inches (or 15 x 20 cm), 8.3 x 11.7 inches (or 21 x 30 cm) or 11.7 x 16.5 inches (or 30 x 42 cm). If you want to order another size of the poster - please contact us. * Sizes that can be framed: 8.3 x 11.7 inches (or 21 x 30 cm), 11.7 x 15.7 inches (or 30 x 40 cm) * Available colors of the frames are: black, brown or white * We print on a premium archive paper of the highest quality: 210 g/m2 with specialized pigment inks. * Proudly made in Europe. * A great wall decor idea for collectors, redactors, gun collectors, history, and art enthusiasts. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Leaflets could be dropped from aircraft to populations in locations unreachable by other means; for example, when the population was afraid or unable to listen to foreign radio broadcasts. As such, the United States extensively used leaflets to convey short informational tidbits. In fact, one squadron of B-17 bombers was entirely dedicated to this purpose. Leaflets were also used against enemy forces, providing "safe conduct passes" that enemy troops could use to surrender as well as counterfeit ration books, stamps and currency. The very scale of the leaflet operations had its effect on enemy morale, showing that the American armament industry was so productive that planes could be diverted for this purpose. The use of leaflets against Japanese troops was of little effect. Many civilians in Okinawa discounted pamphlets declaring that prisoners would not be harmed. By the time American B-29 Superfortress bombers reached the Japanese home islands and intensely firebombed industrial and civilian centers with impunity, the leaflets had improved, providing "advance notice" of bombings ensured that the leaflets were read avidly despite prohibitions. These pamphlets were dropped in many targeted Japanese cities, declaring they had no wish to harm civilians but rather only strategic targets such as military bases and defense industries, encouraging them to flee the cities to avoid the bombings, and that the bombings could be stopped by demanding new leaders who would end the war. After the atomic attacks, more pamphlets were dropped, warning that the Americans had an even more powerful explosive at their disposal equal to that of 2,000 B-29 bombers carrying thousands of conventional bombs. When the Japanese government subsequently offered to surrender, the U.S. continued to drop pamphlets, telling the Japanese people of their government's offer and that they had a right to know the terms. The American Historical Association's G.I. Roundtable Series of pamphlets was used to ease transition to the post-war world. We offer Worldwide registered airmail shipping! Your order will be dispatched within 1-3 working days after receiving the payment (Monday-Friday). Your item will be securely packed in cardboard to prevent any damage that might occur during transit. In rare cases, if your item is lost or damaged during shipping, WE take responsibility and issue a full refund or replacement. If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you can return the product and get a full refund or exchange the product for any other from our shop. You can return the product within 60 days from the purchase date. Any product you return must be in the same condition as you received it and in the original packaging. Please keep the receipt.

Price: 12.95 USD

Location: Lutsk

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