Original WWII 1942 U.S. Army Air Forces Recruitment Poster - Chicago British Machine Guns government specifically recognized the sacrifices

government specifically recognized the sacrifices of these mothers and widows who chose burial in an overseas American military cemetery for their sons or husbands

somehow arranged a long distance engagement

The helmet is maker marked by Gentex with a label on the back of the helmet:

UNCLEANED and still fast asleep

Original WWII 1942 U.S. Army Air Forces Recruitment Poster - Chicago British Machine Guns government specifically recognized the sacrificesOriginal Item: Only One Available. Fantastic condition World War II recruitment for the United States Army Air Force. Poster was created by artist Stanley Ekman in 1942. Another original example can be found in the Library of Congress and seen at this link. Poster features a young pilot in flight suite with flying helmet and goggles wearing shining wings on his chest and reads FLY U. S. Army Air Forces AAF Examining Board 166 W Van Bruen Chicago.