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Men Wanted Qualifications: Able bodied and Not in the Army! Circa 1863 |
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Avoid the conscript bill! Chances for warrants, bounties, and Medals of Honor. Civil War era. |
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Charles Graham, an engineer at the New York Naval Shipyard (the Brooklyn Navy Yard), recruited 400 yard workers and sailors to the U.S. Army for duty in Chesapeake Bay. | ||
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U.S. Navy ships (clockwise from upper left): Bon Homme Richard, Constitution, Oregon and Hartford, with USS Michigan (BB-27) in center. Published for Naval Recruiting Station, Saint Louis, MO. Faint stamp near USS Oregon states: "After July 1, 1908, pay herein mentioned will be increased 10%" |
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Young Men Wanted South Carolina class Battleship. Circa 1909 |
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Popular Mechanics Advertisement 1908 |
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Recruiter's postcard circa 1910 - 1917. "Trooping the Colors." Parade ground scene Naval Training Station, San Francisco, CA (Yerba Buena Island) in San Francsico Bay. Back of card compares civilian employment with Navy benefits. |
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Popular Mechanics Advertisement 1908 |
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Popular Mechanics Advertisement 1908 |
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Your friendly Navy Recruiters - 1914. | ||
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WORLD WAR I |
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I Want You (1917) Illustrator - Howard Chandler Christy |
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Make American History Illustrator - James Montgomery Flagg |
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To Arms Illustrator - James Montgomery Flagg |
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A Wonderful Opportunity Illustrator - Charles E. Ruttan |
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Gee!! I wish I were a man Illustrator - Howard Chandler Christy Model - Mrs. Nancy Christy |
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U.S. Naval Aviation |
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Follow the boys in blue Illustrator - G. Wright |
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Follow the boys in blue Illustrator - G. Wright |
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All together Illustrator - H. Reuterdahl |
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He is keeping the World safe for Democracy Illustrator - C Carleton |
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Follow the Flag Illustrator - James Daughtery |
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Follow the Flag for Freedom. Illustrator - James Daughtery |
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Sea Cooks Pay scale |
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Sword is drawn Illustrator - Kenyon Cox |
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These men have come across. Illustrator - J. C. Leyendecker |
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See World, Save Money, Serve Country. |
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Be ready |
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Service for training and travel Illustrator - James Montgomery Flagg |
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Find the range. |
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Here he is sir. Illustrator - Charles Dana Gibson |
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Join the Navy Illustrator - Paus |
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Over there. Illustrator - Albert Sterner |
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Navy put 'em across Illustrator - Reuterdahl |
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He is getting our country's signal. |
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Wireless Fans Help the Navy Get the Hun Submarine |
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I Want You in the Navy and I Want You Now Illustrator - James Montgomery Flagg |
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Your Country Needs You (1916) |
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America Calls Illustrator - J. C. Leyendecker (1917) |
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Will You Supply Eyes for the Navy Illustrator - Gordon Grant |
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This Gun Is "Over There" Where are You? |
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Service for Fighting Men. Illustrator - Babcock |
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Uncle Sam's Birthday July 4th 1918 142 Years Young |
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What the Navy is doing. |
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First Call |
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Come Along Illustrator - James Daughtery |
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Give the World the Once Over Illustrator - James Daughtery |
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Damn the Torpedoes Illustrator - Henry Alexander Ogden |
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Navy Recruiting Week 1917 |
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Help Your Country Illustrator - H. Reuterdahl |
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Pull Together Men Illustrator - Paul R. Boomhower |
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Navy Calling |
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When You Fire Remember This Illustrator - W. A. Rogers |
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