Showing posts with label Homefront. Show all posts
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Friday, August 14, 2009

VJ Day 14 Aug 1945



YANK 7 Sept 1945

Friday, April 06, 2007

Finishing touches

An aircraft worker is putting the finishing touches on one of the thousands of aircraft manufactured for World War II.

Monday, April 02, 2007

Puerto Rican Soldier

Pvt. Fulano de Tal, the typical GI, is proud of his island, fights well and likes rice, beans and the rumba.

Read this article by Sgt. Lou Stoumen here at Page 7

Remember to zoom the PDF page to 25% or better for easy viewing.

YANK 31 March 1944

Monday, March 05, 2007

Women Firefighters in Laurel, MD

FireWomen. They've got to revise the one about "Fireman, Save My Child!" in Laurel, Md. Mrs. G Beall (left) and Mrs. G. Hofmann have replaced two male "firemen."

YANK 17 March 1944 Down Under Edition

First Motorwoman

Tall, brunette Dorothy Williams takes over the controls of a subway-elevated train in Philadelphia and becomes the city's first El motorwoman.

YANK 17 March 1944 Down Under Edition

Tuesday, November 14, 2006

Stockings, War Style

Art. This gallery of shapely gams is being played over with a paint-spray gun to create the illusion of stockings. No more runs for the duration for this war-wise octet of Hollywood chorus cuties.

YANK 29 Nov 1942

Monday, November 06, 2006

Howard Brodie Sketch

This nice Howard Brodie sketch is in a article about Home Towns in Wartime. It shows GIs in San Francisco.

YANK 3 Nov 1944