The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This poster was designed during the war to encourage men to join the RAAF Air Training Corps. Jardine has depicted an idealised man dressed in a RAAF uniform staring knowingly into the distance while men work on a plane in the background. The imagery that is used was intended to make people believe that 'real' men enlisted in the forces.
recruiting poster; young man in ATC uniform, behind him a group of men work on an aircraft engine, while other aircraft fly overhead, appealing to boys 16 to 18 years old to join the ATC
A Second World War poster depicting six women, representing the WRAN, AWAS, WAAAF, AWLA, AAMWS, and a munitions worker. The poster is designed to encourage women to join the services or become involv
A Second World War poster depicting six women, representing the WRAN, AWAS, WAAAF, AWLA, AAMWS, and a munitions worker. The poster is designed to encourage women to join the services or become involv
Depicts an airman with a target behind him, encouraging men to join the RAAF during the Second World War. The Australian RAAF recruitment poster depicts a pilot ready for take off with aeroplanes over
recruiting poster; young man in ATC uniform, behind him a group of men work on an aircraft engine, while other aircraft fly overhead, appealing to boys 16 to 18 years old to join the ATC
This First World War poster was designed by Edward Forde and aims to encourage the Scottish public to join a war savings association. The image depicts Robert the Bruce, King of Scotland, dressed in a
Recruiting poster for the RAAF depicting a pilot ready for take-off, with three fighter aircraft overhead and the slogan 'This is a Man's job! Join the RAAF'. The airman is wearing a Type B flying hel
