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Join the army air service. Be an American eagle!

1 pp 1918

Image of American eagle fighting a large black German eagle, juxtaposed with a fleet of U.S. fighter planes. Caption below title reads, "Consult your local draft board. Read the illustrated booklet at any recruiting office, or write to the Chief Signal Officer of the Army, Washington, D.C. Apply to Air Service Trade Test Board, 755 Boylston St., Boston, Mass."

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Knowledge wins. Public library books are free

1 pp 1918

This American Library Association poster uses an image of a soldier climbing a bridge of books to a city in the distance to promote the importance of reading and education.

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Less dangerous than careless talk. Don't discuss troop movements, ship sailings, war equipment

1 pp 1944

Striking rattlesnake with bloody fangs.

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Loose talk can cause this

1 pp 1942

American soldier standing behind barbed wire staring at German guard.

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Loose talk can cost lives

1 pp 1942

Sinking ship surrounded by lifeboats.

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Millions of troops are on the move... is your trip necessary?

1 pp 1943

Large group of soldier disembarking from a train.

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My daddy bought me a government bond of the Third Liberty Loan, did yours?

1 pp 1918

Image of young girl clutching a U.S. government bond to her chest, issued during wartime.

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Now for some music

1 pp 1918

Soldier with helmet in hand stands beside a second soldier, who is kneeling and holding a phonographic record. Text continues, "Draft your slacker records. They will go to camp or overseas through The National Phonograph-Records Recruiting Corps." Caption below image reads, "Recruiting Station for Slacker Records."

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