Original U.S. WWI 1918 For Every Fighter a Woman Worker Care For Her Through the YWCA Poster by Adolph Treidler Original Machine Guns This did not prove the

This did not prove the norm on the whole however for the rifles did see direct combat action against the enemy during several of the Italian offensives of the war

about five miles from the rest of the group

Wyoming National Guard (1920)

while the respective echelons of the 83d and 434th Squadrons were brought together again at Ismailia

Landing in a glider was also an adventure and little more than a controlled crash

Original U.S. WWI 1918 For Every Fighter a Woman Worker Care For Her Through the YWCA Poster by Adolph Treidler Original Machine Guns This did not prove theOriginal Item: Only One Available. For Every Fighter a Woman Worker. Care For Her Through the YWCA was a poster published in WWI to recruit women to the Young Women's Christian Organization (YWCA). During WWI, many jobs opened up for women due to men being sent to war. Women were needed in factories to help provide for the war effort. The poster shows a woman standing tall while holding a miniature fighter and a artillery shell. The feminine stance