Original U.S. WWI YMCA YWCA “His Home Over There” Oversized Recruitment Poster - 21⅝ x 41” Featured Item It had both cargo and

It had both cargo and troop transport capability

and still retains some of the original paint

The group was grounded during the 6 June invasion activities because Allied command was concerned that inexperienced anti-aircraft batteries would mistake P-47s for the German FW-190

complete with the original targeting cone and lifting plug

It definitely looks like it is intended to mount to a vehicle

Original U.S. WWI YMCA YWCA “His Home Over There” Oversized Recruitment Poster - 21⅝ x 41” Featured Item It had both cargo andOriginal Item. Only One Available. His Home Over There was one of many posters issued during World War I to encourage support of the war. According to researcher Michelle Ule, during WW1 the YMCA provided for 90% of the general welfare to American troops numbering over 4 million with the help of 26,000 paid workers and 35,000 volunteers. They provided entertainment for the troops and managed the US mail, helping soldiers write letters to loved ones.