During World War II, any number of US agencies created enlistment posters or work ethic campaigns with a variety of approaches. Many conveyed heroism, patriotism, and revenge among other themes. And then there were a handful that dipped into provocation and guilt. Here a young man is photographed kicking back on his porch with a beer, smoking, reading the paper and listening to music--possibly a day off or as of yet, not enlisted? A not-so-subtle reminder that when he procrastinates or slacks off in his duties, he is aiding the Axis Powers. No, that's not Elon Musk "waving" at the foot of the poster. Measures 40" x 28", originally folded as issued nut now archivally mounted on linen with only the most minimum touch ups along fold lines. An unusual piece. Near to mint.