Original U.S. WWI Framed Navy League “He is Getting our Country’s Signal, ARE YOU?” Navy Recruitment Poster - Rare - 27 x 37½” Percusion Muskets Engineer / Top Turret Gunner:

Engineer / Top Turret Gunner: Bill Hannigan

but later had an officer badge from Saxony attached in the middle of the Prussian Wappen

There are some significant wear holes on the side

The high casualties suffered by the Marine paratroopers led the battalion to be withdrawn to Camp Kiser in Tontouta

but the floor plate number is original

Original U.S. WWI Framed Navy League “He is Getting our Country’s Signal, ARE YOU?” Navy Recruitment Poster - Rare - 27 x 37½” Percusion Muskets Engineer / Top Turret Gunner:Original Item. Only One Available. Once the U. S. officially joined the war in April, 1917, recruitment of volunteers became a top priority in order to amass a sizable military force without the need for a draft. Although many minority organizations eventually embraced the war in hopes of making social, economic, and political gains through public displays of patriotism, the war was much more controversial than these images suggest. This recruitment