The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian Second World War poster related to food supply and hygiene during the war. The poster depicts an Australian soldier in jungle uniform with the text "We'll take care of the Japs, mates, if you'll take care of our food" on a red banner in the top half of the poster, and "Dirt can be deadlier than bullets - It's up to us to send the fighting men WHOLESOME FOOD" in the lower right corner of the poster. In the lower left corner is an image of an Australian soldier holding a rifle.
During both the First and Second World Wars, Australia was a major supplier of food to Allied forces all around the world. This poster highlights the importance of providing soldiers with wholesome, healthy food that is not contaminated by dirt.
Australian Second World War poster related to food supply and hygiene during the war. The poster depicts an Australian soldier in jungle uniform with the text "We'll take care of the Japs, mates, if y
Australian Second World War poster related to food supply and hygiene during the war. The poster depicts an Australian soldier in jungle uniform with the text "We'll take care of the Japs, mates, if y
United States Army Second World War camouflage poster depicting a soldier clambering over a hill, bullets flying around him. The poster is reminding people to take cover and to be aware of bullets. T
This Australian Army-issued Second World War poster was produced to highlight the cumulative effect of preventable illness. The poster highlights that just one man in hospital from each corps at a cer
This Australian Army-issued Second World War poster was produced to highlight the cumulative effect of preventable illness. The poster highlights that just one man in hospital from each corps at a cer
This Australian Army-issued Second World War poster was produced to highlight the cumulative effect of preventable illness. The poster highlights that just one man in hospital from each corps at a cer
This French poster depicts a hen sitting on a pile of eggs. The English translation of the French text is: 'Take care of the farmyard. I am a brave (courageous, gallant, worthy, good) hen of war. I
