Original U.S. WWII Anti-Japanese Official U.S. Navy 1944 Propaganda Poster - Your Enemy the Jap - 18” x 23 ½" Japanese Helmets at the intersection of a

at the intersection of a white and red 'Beam Cross' (Balkenkreuz)

That is where I met your father

one of the many tools and other items routinely attached to the WWII Jeep

Conversion from Martin Henry MkIII Rifle

Later examples and modern tourist pieces always had blades made from just one sheet of steel

Original U.S. WWII Anti-Japanese Official U.S. Navy 1944 Propaganda Poster - Your Enemy the Jap - 18” x 23 ½" Japanese Helmets at the intersection of aOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very rare official Navy propaganda poster that depicts a stereotype Japanese soldier, your enemy the Jap. It lists the achievements of the Japanese military to try and urge American sailors to fight harder. The cartoon's almost comic like appearance made it more appealing to soldiers during wartime. The poster measures about 18 x 23 ". The artist was Hotchkiss, USNR. The Jap is a fanatical fighter. His