1976 US ARMY BICENTENNIAL SERIES 1918 WWI Private Johnson RECRUITING POSTER

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1976 US ARMY BICENTENNIAL SERIES 1918 WWI Private Johnson RECRUITING POSTER
"You-all don't want to worry about me.  I've been shot before."
"The private war of Private Henry Johnson took place in the Argonne Forest in 1918.  A member of the Harlem Regiment, Johnson was on watch when his outpost was attacked at night.  Bullets drove him to his hands and knees.  But still he came up fighting, leaving a trail of destruction half a mile long.  He earned the Croix de Guerre - one of France's highest honors.'
'Join the people who've joined the Army."
"U.S Army Bicentennial Poster Series  - U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, 1976; 650-521/10"
It measures 18 1/2" x 26" and it is in fine condition, having never been hung.  This rare and very attractive piece will frame quite nicely.  Please email with any questions and be sure to check out our other listings.
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