Original U.S. WWI YMCA YWCA “His Home Over There” Oversized Recruitment Poster - 21⅝ x 41” Featured Item The main column arrived at

The main column arrived at noon with the baggage train just behind

complete with the original targeting cone and lifting plug

The group was grounded during the 6 June invasion activities because Allied command was concerned that inexperienced anti-aircraft batteries would mistake P-47s for the German FW-190

It had both cargo and troop transport capability

and the covering over the hinge is torn

Original U.S. WWI YMCA YWCA “His Home Over There” Oversized Recruitment Poster - 21⅝ x 41” Featured Item The main column arrived atOriginal Item. Only One Available. His Home Over There was one of many posters issued during World War I to encourage support of the war. According to researcher Michelle Ule, during WW1 the YMCA provided for 90% of the general welfare to American troops numbering over 4 million with the help of 26,000 paid workers and 35,000 volunteers. They provided entertainment for the troops and managed the US mail, helping soldiers write letters to loved ones.