Original U.S. WWII USMC “And If Our Lines Should Form, Then Break” Propaganda Poster - Scarce - 30 x 39½” 40mm BOFORS the African and Mediterranean theaters

the African and Mediterranean theaters and the early stages of the Eastern Front where it was used for general ground support

which looks to have been done in the field

it is not unreasonable that a gunrunner would be able to have one in Laos during the time of the Vietnam War

The last major operation involving gliders was the crossing of the River Rhine in March 1945

The base material of the two litzen on each side of the collar opening is Hochrot (Deep Red) wool

Original U.S. WWII USMC “And If Our Lines Should Form, Then Break” Propaganda Poster - Scarce - 30 x 39½” 40mm BOFORS the African and Mediterranean theatersOriginal Item. Only One Available. This poster was created during WWII for the Navy Department Industrial Incentive Division by the artist Cecil C. C. Beall. A Marine with clenched teeth and bloody bandage on his head grips his Colt sidearm and peers ahead at and unseen enemy with steely determination. Brothers in arms flank each side as something in the jungle behind them burns. The poster reads: And If Our Lines Should Form, The Break Because Of