By the end of World War II, that number had spiked to more than ... The "We Can Do It" poster many of us think about when someone mentions Rosie the Riveter was just one in a long line of war ...

By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune In celebration of Women’s History Month By the late 1940s, women across the ...

With thousands of recently terminated federal workers on the job market, several states are hoping to recruit new talent for ...

Rise Of Hydra might release at Christmas according to Khary Payton, who voices the Black Panther in the upcoming World War ...

When my mother was asked why she joined the Navy during World War II, she would reply ... the department that produced leaflets, posters, radio broadcasts and other media that “appeared ...

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For most young people today, perceptions of military service have been shaped more by events like the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal than jubilant World War II victory parades.

Yet the photo from four days into the battle remains its enduring image, spreading rapidly throughout the world and becoming a powerful recruiting and morale tool for the U.S. government. "The photo ...

spreading rapidly throughout the world and becoming a powerful recruiting and morale tool for the U.S. government. "The photo was the centerpiece of a war-bond poster that helped raise $26 billion ...