The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian Second World War recruitment poster by Walter Jardine for the RAAF showing ground crew working on aircraft engine.
Born in Sydney in 1884, Jardine joined the Australian Star as an illustrator aged 26, in 1910 where he worked for the next 20 years. While working at the Sun, he achieved widespread recognition for his full page black and white illustrations. During the Second World War he was commissioned to produce posters for the Department of Defence.
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
This is a recruiting poster for the WAAAF, with an image of a uniformed WAAAF in the centre. The poster has the slogan 'Keep them flying! There's a job for you in the WAAAF' printed in red. In a grey
This is a recruiting poster for the WAAAF, with an image of a uniformed WAAAF in the centre. The poster has the slogan 'Keep them flying! There's a job for you in the WAAAF' printed in red. In a grey
This rare poster was one of the first voluntary recruitment posters to be commissioned by the New Zealand Army during the Second World War. In this recruitment poster they are appealing for men to enl
An Australian First World War recruitment poster, depicting two Australian soldiers, hard pressed by a larger German force, one on the ground appealing for help. Norman Lindsay (1879-1969) was a paint
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
