
Here is your chance to see France and the Rhine
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A printed recruitment poster in navy and cream with bold serif headlines urging enlistment in the United States Army for three years. The text promotes 50,000 openings for the A.E.F. in infantry, cavalry, field artillery, engineers and medical corps.





















