Original U.S. WWII Office of War Information 1943 Propaganda Poster - Sullivan Brothers, They Did Their Part Mortars Years of Manufacture: Late 19th

Years of Manufacture: Late 19th Century

raking her deck with gunfire

The most famous action for the 506th on D-Day was the Brécourt Manor Assault led by then 1st Lieutenant Richard Winters

They were looking for his brother

as stated on the document nailed to the lid of this box

Original U.S. WWII Office of War Information 1943 Propaganda Poster - Sullivan Brothers, They Did Their Part Mortars Years of Manufacture: Late 19thOriginal Item: Only One Available. A spectacular and iconic poster produced by the US Government Printing Office during World War II. It commemorates the loss of five brothers on the SS Juneau an incredible loss for the Sullivan family and the entire country. News of the deaths of all five brothers became a rallying point for the war effort, with posters and speeches honoring their sacrifice. Extensive newspaper and radio coverage of the incident made