Original U.S. WWI Era U.S. Employment Service Featuring Artwork of USMC 6th Marine Regiment by Dan Smith - Framed; 25 ½” x 30” Hotchkiss MG receiving his commission as such

receiving his commission as such while on the march of Sherman's army from Savannah

This was adopted as the dress cap by many regiments

During the first sweep of the day to the Tunis area the 307th engaged 16 ME-109s and FW-190s with Lts

The blue that appears in the background of the insignia was chosen to be "the opposite of red

Original U.S. WWI Era U.S. Employment Service Featuring Artwork of USMC 6th Marine Regiment by Dan Smith - Framed; 25 ½” x 30” Hotchkiss MG receiving his commission as suchOriginal Item: Only One Available. This propaganda poster was issued jointly by the U. S. Employment Service and the Department of Labor. It's an eye catching image that depicts a group of brave Marines charging into battle with flags flying high overhead. The poster also features a badge that commemorates the battles in which these soldiers participated, including Cantony, Chateau Thierry, St. Mihiel, Argonne, and Marne. The artwork was created by