Original U.S. WWII “Careless Talk” Poster - “Convoy Sails - Puzzle Piece Poster”- By Stevan Dohanos Japanese Air Force minus their artillery

minus their artillery

Looks to be from the Tempelhof area near Berlin

He was promoted Colonel in 1941 and appointed Sub Area Commander in Armagh

What we have here is the rare "four panel" version of the helmet

Most experts believe that GS/TP stands for 'General Service/Trade Pattern' though we have found references suggesting it could stand for 'General Service/Temporary Pattern’

Original U.S. WWII “Careless Talk” Poster - “Convoy Sails - Puzzle Piece Poster”- By Stevan Dohanos Japanese Air Force minus their artilleryOriginal Item: Only One Available. During WWII, the government commissioned propaganda posters to teach American citizens and soldiers that careless speech could endanger national security. Any American with knowledge of troop movements, military equipment, or any other information that might prove useful to the enemy was encouraged to keep quiet. To remind all Americans of their duty, the Office of War Information (OWI) commissioned artists to create